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Arearesidents may have to

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garbage, now that Chicago areagarbage haulers have overwhelm-ingly turned down a contract offerand continue to strike against i 7area disposal firms. Public Worksdepartments in Niles, Park Ridge- M9rton Grove are rising to thetask of handling commercialrefuse problems, but most home-owners may be on their own for awhile.In Morton Grove trucks from thevillage public works departmentgo out every 3 or 4 days to pick upgarbage from local restaurants andgrocery stores and haul it to theSWANCC landfill in Glenview,but residential pickup is on holdfor now.

"We're going to be working onit," said Public Works DirectorAndy DeMonte. "But of course,nobody expected. it to go on thislong." DeMonte said picking upthe cOmmercial garbage is a pub-lic health issue. They do have sug-

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gestions for what residents can doto minimize the problem of grow-ing garbage at home.

I . If you don't have to throw itaway, hold on to it.2. Recycle everything you can.All recyclables can be placed inone container.This includes newspapers andinserts, magazines, catalogues,phonebooks, . junk mail, chip-board such as àereal bòxes andpaper towel rolls, cardboard thathas been flattened and cut, plasticproducts, office paper, glass bot-tles andjars ofall colors and metalproducts.3 . If you have a 'garbage disposal,use it whenever possible.4. Separate food waste from otherwaste and store it either in aclosed container or in garbagebags inside the garage or shed tokeep animals away from it.

In Park Ridge Public WorksDirector Joseph Saccomanno sayshis people have been picking upoverflow garbage from restaurantand businesses since last Friday,

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but only overflow. What the citycollects gets put into two rentedsemi's which haul the refuse toSWANCC'S transfer site on NorthRiver Road in Des Plaines.Residents in Park Ridge may get alittle relief beginning Wednesday.The plan now is for city employ-ees to begin doing overflowgarbage pickup midweek.Overflow garbage is garbage thatis put into 41 or 55 gallon garbagebags, sealed and left at the cùrb.The city workers will not pick upany garbage left in cans at thecurbs Saccomanno says there'sword that management personnelfrom ARC, the city's disposalcompany, may begin doing someregular garbage pickup in townaround midweek as well.Nues Public Works DirectorTeofilo Noriega, Jr. says his vil-lage rented four garbage trucksbut could only get advice on howto use them from the employees atGroot. "We don't want our peopleto get hurt on the job," said, Noriega. The village has beenpicking up garbage from business-es and large residential complexes

Residents, municipalties cope with garbage strikeas well as densely populated resi-dential areas. Nues garbage alsogets hauled to the transfer stationin Des Plaines. Noriega said regu-lar residential pickup is usually onThursday and Fridays; "I don'tknow what will happenThursday," said Noriega. "Weonly have a few guys. We stillhave other stuifto do and now weput everything else on hold."Noriega says local homeonwershavà been very nice about thegarbage problem so far, storingtheir trash in the garage or shed.He's also glad -the weather is onthe cooler side these days. Thatdefinitely helps the situation.Until thére is a settlement in thecontract dispute, the task of keep-ing garbage under control will fallto the public works employees ineach local community. MortonGrove, Nues and Park Ridge areall members of the SuburbanWaste Management Agency ofNorthern Cook County. For extratips on how tó keep garbage to aminimum, and how to storé itsafely, people can access theirwebsite at www.swancc.com.

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Historical bustour scheduledin orton GroveWENDY ELLIS

eats are filling up fast for theMorton Grove HistoricalMuseum's Old Village Bus

Tours. This year's tours will leavefrom the museum at Harrer Park onSunday, Oct. 12, at 2:30 pm andagain at 3 :30. Former Morton GroveMayor Richard Hohs, a lifelong resident, will share his knowledge ofthe community's colorful histozywith bus riders.

"Some of it5s history, some of it'shearsay and some ofit's memories,"said Hohs, who was born into one ofthe earliest families to settle in thearea, back in the 1890s. Hohs willtell people about the local green-house that won a rose contest at the1904 St. Louis world's fair. He'lltake riders back to the days of thelocal houses where gamblingwas a nightly event.

"They gambled like crazy up,,, said Hobs who was just a

young boy back then. "This washigh class stuff, with top hats and allthat." Hobs paints a picture of abygone Morton Grove, pointing outwhere big old mansions once stoodand the location of what was oncetouted as the world's biest drive inmovie.

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7 p.m. Morton Grove Park District Administration andE.ipance Comisittec MeetingThe Park Ridge Catholic Woman's Club will gather atI 2: I S p.m. for their reciprocity meeting at the Park RidgeSouth Recre,..' nouaI Center. 833 Talcott Rd.. 7:00 pin. Village ofMorton Grove Board meeting. 7:31) p.m. City of Park Ridge Planning & ZoningCommission Meeting. t :0(1 pits. Vrllage of Morton Grove Advisory Commissionon Aging.73ff p.ni. Ctty of Park Ridge Youth Crrmrtrission Meeting7:3t) pits. City of Park Ridge Fitsatrce & Budget i

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. Counterfeit BlU ( 6900 Golf)Police said a man used acounter-feit $50 bill to buy a large order ofchicken from Popeye's in the 6900block of Golf, Friday Sept. 19. Anemployee of the restaurantdescribed the man who gave themthe bill as being about 6 feet 2inches and about 300 pounds withshort reddish brown hair. Theemployee said the man looked asifhe was in his late 20's.

u Free swinging assault; but noarrest (6900 Golf)A dispute between two femaleemployees at a cosmetic companyin the 6900 block of Golf Rd. ledto one of the employees beinginjured and another being takeninto custody Saturday morningSept. 27. According to the report,the two women started fightingnext to a packaging line and oneof he women used a glass jar tostrike the other in the back of thehead. Employees broke up thefight. One of the women wasarrested at a gas station in the9400 block of Waukegan. Theother . was taken to LutheranGeneral Hospital in Park Ridgewhere she received 3 staples toclose the cut on her head. Both ofthe women decided not to filecharges against each other.

s Beer bottle smashes back win-(7000 block of Emerson)

A 57-year -old man called police,Wednesday, Oct. 1 after he discov-cred someone had smashed therear window of his car while itwas parked in front of the man'shouse in the 7000 block of

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u Man charged with speeding hastwo bottles of beer in car (6300block of Dempster)Morton Grove police charged a21-year -old Skokie man withspeeding, driving under the influ-ence, no insurance, a suspendeddrivers license, and improper useof registration early Mondaymorning Sept. 29. Police said theyused radar to clock the man doing70 M.P.H. in a 30 m.p.h. zone inthe 6300 block of Dempster.Police said when they approachedthe man he had a strong odor ofalcohol on his breath and a half-filled 40 ounce beer next to him. Asearch of the vehicle later onfound a second half filled bottle ofbeer. Police said the man failed afield sobriety test and was trans-ported to the Morton Grove PoliceDepartment. At the department,the man could not produce an ade-quate breath sample. Police saidthe man refused to be fingerprint-ed. He has a court date of Oct.28,2003 in room 104 in Skokie at10:30 am.

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Bike stolen (6140 Lincoln)A yellow Huftr mountain bike wasstolen from the. bike rack outsideof the Morton Giove Librar' 6140Lincoln, Thursday evening Sept.25.Window broken at a cleaningcompany (6222 Lincoln)A witness told police a man in hisearly 20's used his hands to breakthe front window of a cleaningcompiny early Saturday morningSept. 27. The witnesa told policethe man walked eastbound fromFernald stopped at the front of thebusiness and struck the windowwith his hands. According to thewitness, the man fled in a red carwith other men.

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u Man caáght for speeding gets hiswish arrested ( Cumberland andCarol)A 26-year-old Nues man was arrest-ed for speeding and resisting arrestSaturday morning Sept. 27 after hetried to engage in a fight with a Nilespolice officer.

According to police, Eung W.Shim of the 8400 block of BettyTerrace in Niles was stopped bypolice for driving 20 M.P.H. over thespeed limit in the 7800 block ofDempster. Police said when Shimwas infomied that he would be get-ting a citation for speeding Shim gotupset, removed his jacket, and toldpolice to arrest him. The offiàer toldShim he was not under arrest but heshould return to his car. The officersaid Shim turned away and sat in themiddle ofthe roadway near the inter-section of Carol and Cumberlandwhere the police were able to stopShim's car.

The officer said Shim stood up,looked directly at him, and startedswinging his arms around. The policeofficer noticed Shim wearing martialarts uniform. According to the report,the officer felt threatened andsprayed Shim with pepper spray.Shim was taken into custody.

Shim is scheduled to appear incourt November 10, 2003 room 102.

u Retail shoplifting ( 220 Golf Mill)A 3 1-year-old Chicago woman wasarrested at j.c: Penny in Golf Mill,Saturday Sept. 27, after she wasseen puttingjewelry in a purse, pay-ing for the purse, and not paying forthe jewelry inside. The jewelry,lOsilver chains, was valued at$542.50.

u Theft of dog food and wine (5600Touhy)A 66-year-old Chicago man wasarrested Friday afternoon, Sept. 26after he walked out of the Jewelgrocery store with 2 boxes of wineanda bag ofPedigree dog food.

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u Elves stolen (6700 Forest View)A 72-year-old Niles woman reportedthat two cement elves were takenfrom the front of her house in the6700 block ofForest View, Saturdaynight Sept. 27. The blue and whiteelves with yellow hats were valued at$100. .

:cerefion,In last week's- issue of The Bugle itwas incorrectly stated that Paul

. Landini was sentenced to two yearsfor aggravated UUW and RecklessDischarge of a Firearm. He was, infact, sentenceò to two years proba-tion. The Bugle regrets the error.

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The McCormick TribuneFoundation was founded in1955 in the memory of long-time editor and publisher ofthe Chicago Tribune, Col.Robert R. McCormick. Lastyear the Foundation donatedmore than $98 million to oneof four program arcas: com-munities, education, journal-ism, and citizenship.

The donation to NDHS villhelp fund the Alliance forCatholic Education a servicethrough teaching program thatgives college graduates theopportunity to earn master ofeducation degrees while scrv-ing as full-time teachers inunder-resourced Catholicschools. The donation willpay for tuition as well as a

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"The partnership betweenACE and NDHS reflects thedeep commitment we share insupporting the criticallyimportant educational missionof the Congregation of HolyCross," noted Rev. TimothyScully, CSC, ACE founderand Director of the Institutefor Educational Initiatives.

Notre Dame High Schoolvill also use the funding tofurther educate existing staffby providing additional train-ng as well as offering profes-

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u Car jacking turns into accident(6900 block Milwaukee)A 25-year-old Chicago man toldpolice he was carjacked in the park-ing lot of a restaurant in the 6900block of Milwaukee Ave. earlySaturday morning, Sept. 27. The mantold police the car-jacker threatenedhim with aknife and told him to takehim to Belmont and Milwaukee. Theman said the c&jacker slid in behindthe wheel and started driving suth,bound on Milwaukee Ave. when theybecame involved in an accident at5048 N. Milwaukee Ave. The car-

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(Left) Firefighters collecttheir equipment after afire damaged a ranchstyle home in the 6500block of Eldorado,Wednesday afternoon,Oc.t 1. No one wasinjured.

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'We always like corners," saidWareham. .'qt gives us good visi-bility, and we've always likedNiles. We think it's a veryvibrant community."

Plaza bought out the 2500square foot building from a corn-petitor about six months ago andonly recently finished its pernod-eling. With six more bränches inthe system, and two more in theworks in . other ., suburbs, Vice-president. Ken Meyer says theyfeel confident they can stay cornpetitiy.e, espeialIy when . it.comes to loans

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The branch will offer all theservices of its other branches,and will highlight its grand open-ing this month with free glass-ware sets with every new check-ing account. But it's the personalservice that a.smaller bank groupcan offer that they hope will real-'y draw in new customers.

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Topics in Management:Credential Review for HRProfessionals (MGT 290) meetsWednesdays from 2:30 to 5:50 p.m.,starting Oct. 22. This six-weekcourse provides a review of maten-ais to preparefor the Professional inHuman Resources (PHR) andSenior Professional in HumanResources (SPHR) credential exam.The cost ofthis two credit hour class

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Employee Selection and Staffing(MOT 266) meets Thursdays from6:30 tolO p.m., starting Oct. 23.,This eight-week course covers top-ics such as recruiting programs,interviews, selection criteria, jobdescriptions, and legal compliancewith hiring and termination.

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Periodic blood pressure measurement ishelpful in determining if health is threatenedby high blood pressure (hypertension).Hypertension is a contributor toward strokes,heart disease and kidney failure.Unfortunately, hypertension usually has nosymptoms so a person can feel great and notknow they have it. Free screenings are offeredfrom 9 to 1 1 a.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 14 in theMorton Grove Senior Center.VISUALLY IMPAIRED MOTI VATORS

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The Morton Grove Advisory Commissionon Aging will hold its next monthly meeting ati p.m. on Tuesday, Sept. 9 in the MortonGrove Senior Center. The Commission pro-vides an arena for discussion and planning ofservices and programs to benefit MortonGrove's senior citizen population. All inter-ested residents are welcome to attend.MAINE EAST HIGH SCHOOL FINE ARTS

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Instructor Hal Katz will conduct his inven-tive class, which utilizes Taj Chi-type posea,and movements Set to music as a way torelieve stress and as a form of exercise. Theclass will be held from 2 to 3 p.m. onMondays from Oct. 20 through Dec. 22 in theMorton Grove Senior Center. The cost of the10-week course is $44 for residents and $47for non-residents. Register in person at theSenior Center.GETTING STARTED WITH COMPUTERS

This four-week course is designed forthose with little or no experience using corn-puters and will be held from 1:30 to 3 p.m.on Mondays, Oct. 20, 27, Nov. 3 and 10 inthe Morton Grove Senior Center ComputerLibrary. Topics include computer terminolo-gy, hardware vs. software, mouse operation,Windows navigation, keyboard introduction,computer concepts and more. This course isa great place to start. Lots of hands-on andloads offun! The fee for this class is $31 forresidents and $33 for non-residents.Register in person at the Morton GroveSenior Center."MONEY TALKS" LECTUREA representative from the Office of CookCounty Treasurer will present this eduéation-al program on issues concerning property taxcollection and newly designed tax bills. Theprogram begins at 12: I 5 p.m. on Wednesday,Oct. 22 in the Morton Grove Senior Center.There is no fee for this class but registrationis requested by calling the Morton GroveSenior Hot Line at 847/470-5223. The Icc-turc will be preceded by a nutritious mealserved by the Morton Grove Lunch Bunch at11:45 am., for a lunch reservation call theLunch Bunch at 847/967-6876.

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Michael MaRous, 6th WardAlderman, was elected Tuesdaynight to serve as the acting mayor ofPark Ridge for the remaining 19months of Ron Wietcha's term.MaRous is only the second actingmayor in Park Ridge's history. Sixvotes had to be taken over a twohour, 45 minute period before thecity council selected MaRous, whohad initially decliñed to be consid-ered for the position.

"Park Ridge is successful becauseyoung people want to return," saidMaRous. "If we do it right and cre-ate a town that they like, they'llwant still want to return to be resi-dents of Park Ridge."

MaRous currently serves as thechairman of the city's finance corn-miftee. His elevation to the post wasunexpected, as he had initiallydeclined to be nominated.

"I was disappointed when Mike[MaRous] said he wasn't seekingthe position," said AId. MichaelTinaglia (Ist). "I thinkAld. MaRousis thó perfect candidate. He, morethan I, more than any other candi-date bridges the gap between thenew and the old."

In a city council that was recentlyupset by the election of five mdc-pendent aldermen, all candidatesseeking the post of acting mayor,spoke to the necessity of buildingbridges.

"I have been very disturbed thatthis council hasn't come togethercompletely since the last election,"said AId. Dawn Disher (5th). "1threw my hat to Mike [MaRousibecause I thought he could bring thecouncil together."

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Several council members voicedconcern about MaRous' involve-ment with O'Hare Airport and twoprevious votes in which he had beenforced to recuse himself. AfterMaRous was elected, Aid. SueBeaumont (4th) refused to join thecouncil in a resolution that wouldunanimously proclaim Maltons act-ing mayor.

"1 have received calls from sever-al constituents worried that[MaRous] is a 'lame duck' alder-man," said Beaumont.

MaRous himself, said he wouldnot seek re-election to the post afterthe 1 9 months were up. "I feel that Iwould come in and be fairly aggres-sive," he said, "but serve only thisterm."

Council members were happywith the selection, and eager tomove the meeting along to its con-elusion, because many of themwanted to go home to watch theChicago Cubs/Florida Marlins play-off match on television. Throughoutmuch of the mayoral selectionprocesa, the council, and the publicin attendance, received regularupdates on the score.

ve, Aid. Sue Beil (3rd) congraduiates Aid. Mike MaRous on his elevation to acting

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Runners in the boys varsity race manuever past a mud puddle along the courseat the Savagelnvitational at Niles West High School, Saturday morning, Oct. 4.

. INiles West sophomore Kathy Chmiel sprints to the finishliné in the freshmanIophomore division of the SavageJnvitatiotat at Niles West High School, Saturday morning,Oct. 4. :

RYAN BISHOP

The annual Pat SavageInvitational Cross Countrymeet, was full of excitementand èndurance on a coolSaturday morning, Oct. 4. Arecord 391 runners ran in theboys varsity meet, making fora bunched up and crowdedfield.

Niles North's runners couldnot have been happier as theteam won the boys varsitywhite race with 101 points. 27teams competed in the whitedivision. Bob Collins ofNotre Dame took first placehonors out of 152 runners inthe field with a time of 15:46.Scoring places for the Vikingswere Alex Krejcie in fifth

place (16:21), Marcus Evans insixth place (16:23), sophomoreVon McCune in 12th place(16:33), Bobby LaPorte Jr. in34th pIace (17:13), JacobStauber, Jr. in 44th place(1 7:30), Abdullah Mohammedin 45th pIace (17:33), andfreshman Simo Leone also at17:33.

The host Niles West runnershad been struggling cominginto Saturday's meet but had astrong showing in front of ahuge gathering. The teamcaptured ninth place and toprunner Erik Granlund had atime of 16:59, good for a 26thplace finish.

Other top runners for the

Wolves included MikeGrossman in 35th place

(17:14), Ray Mok in 43rdplace (17:29), Tom Chin in48th place (17:37), Mike Longin 54th place (17:42), PatNikodem in 58th place (17:48),and Boris Goetz in 71st pIace(18:12).

Coach Dan Honte of theNiles North girls team had apretty young team with twosophomores, three juniors andtwo seniors running Saturday,but youth prevailed today asNorth finished eighth out of 30teams in the white division.Junior Tec Fernando placedthird of the 88 runners with atimé of 19 minutes in the threemile run. The time was a per-sonst best for Femando by 18seconds.

"I had a realty good week of

training to prepare for themeet. The weather was great,and I felt good frods the start.i started kicking earlier than Iusually do, with about 600m togo," said Femando.Femando also said that CoachHome had s big influence inher success st the race.

Other top runners for theVikings were Alma Ilkevitch in37th place (21:19), Kim Luu in40th place (21:23), CharisCheung in 54th place (21:53),and Rachel Sotelo in 61st placeat 22:22.

First year coach AnneHeselton of NUes West wasone of the organizers of therace, also seen encouraging therunners on their last 200meters. She came away

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pleased at the outcome as herrunners garnered 8th place.

"The girli all ran their besttime and finished with person-al records. I was happy withtheir effort. We are bringingour times up with all levels.That is satisf'ing to see with ayounger squad. The girls havebeen cutting 3.5 to 4.5 minutesoff their times," she said."Collen Okes was our top run-ncr with s time of 20: 1 7," shesaid.

Okes finished in 23rd place,teammate Doris Bella took34th (21:01), soph. LaurenGriffin 42nd (21:28), KanO'Brien 43rd (21:29),Chanishma Chotalia in 50th(21:43), and Laura Phillips fin-ished in 52nd (21:49).

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Maine South Tennis defeats Maine East, losing only two matchesRYAN BISHOP

Itwas a cross-town rivalry

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"We have had a big improve-ment since last year. Our numberone singles player Gabrielat3obrowski has a record of 13-2,Agata Wojciechowska, a transferfrom Poland is I 5- I and our thirdsingles player, Alison Maniponis 14-1," said Petrizza.The featured match of the daybelonged to Monica Milewsi andBobrowski. Milewskí is backwith star teammate CarolineBrzozowski on the Hawk courtsafter taking a year off.Milewski paired withBrzozowski two years ago to fin-ish third in state in doubles corn-

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RYAN BISHOP

e weather conditions at NewTrier Friday night wein not

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higMypmlificpassmgoffense. Butif you think that was going to stopCoach Dave Inserm and the Hawkgame plan, think again. MaineSouth proved they could pass effi-ciently on a muddy, slick field asthey cruised to a 42-14 victoiy overupset-minded New Trier. HighlymnkedMaine South ¡an their recordto 6-O on the yeat

Facing their toughest test of theseason, quarterback Sean Pricethrew for 280 yards, completing 25oflO passes. Price's five receiverpackage of 6'3 senior Mike Labos,Albeflo DeCicco, 6'S BrianSchlitter, junior Derek Walsh, andSteve Tody found holes in the sec-ondasy ofNewTñertoxunthe clockand keeptheball out ofthe hands oftwo-yeas starter Dusty Napolean.lincira took what the defense gavehim. Noting that New Trier's line-tankers drop back in coverage,the ninning game pmspered andtook over the game bi the secondhalf. Andy Cupp ran for threetouchdowns in the second halfincluding a six yarder two minutesintoihe hallas the Hawks increased

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"Cupp mn the ball very well,down hill and ahouldeia turned. Heis a big part of our running gameand we needed him to come throughtonight. Ifthey are going to try andtake away the passmg game anddrop that many guys into coverage,we're going to need the ninninggame," said coach Inscris."I was kind ofhoping for a mist justto see if we couldthrow the ball andexecute, and we proved tonight thatwe can. We'regoingto sec it inChicago in mid-October andNovember so it was a good test forour offense and the sets we ron,"saidcndcK

l'he Hawks scored first after aPrice three-yard touchdown pass toLabos lathe comerwith6:l4 left inthe quarter. Price was 5-of-6 for 66yards on the drive.Labos was all over the field offen-sively and defensively He inter-

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New Trier's Matt Kelly had a 23-yard touchdown to pull within 14-7at the 2:32 mark in the first quarter.The 54-yard, 5-play touchdowndrive was set up by DB SpencerCraig's runback to the NT 46-yardline.

Maine South's Tony Zuhranswered with a runback to NewTrier's 39-yard line. The Hawkswould 1h11 to score on this posses-sion. However, Derek Walshcaught an eight-yard 3D pass fromPricewith 6:56 in the firsthalfto putthem up 2l-7atthe half. The drivecovered 93 yards in IS plays.

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Price put the nail in the cothn fora Hawk victoiy with a 54-yardscramble down to the New Trier 27.Cupl, ran 27 yards on the next playdown to the one before scoring aone yard touchdown for a 35-14lead with 11:32 left.

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crucial for the Maine East GirlsVolleyball team. After easily tak-ing the first game from theDeerfield Warriors, the MaineEast Demons had to fight hard inthe second game to win thematch 25-14, 26-24.

Head coach Anne Bezek cred-lied the win to shùtting down theother team's offensive opportu-nitiea and taking some quickscores on the serve. "Ourstrength is defense and servingand it really showed tonight. I'mvery pleased with how we'vebeen playing. We're playingsome outstanding volleyball."

The first game ended quickly,but Deerfield stepped it up anotch in the second game givingMaine East a much tougher time.Neitherteam had a clear advan-tage throughout the game untilmidway through when MaineEast Junior Sonia Dabizlijevicleapt up and slammed down aDeerfield hit. Dabizlijevic would

Maine East's Sonia Dabizljevic #1 1 scores against Deerfield,Thursday aftemoon,in their varsity game against Deerfield.

finish the game with 4 kills, 5digs, and 4 solo blocks.

The block tied the score at I 4-1 4 and after Dabizlijevic servedup two straight pointa themomentum was markedly infavor of the Demons. Not want-ing to let the game slip away,Deerfield wisely called a timeoutallowing the Warriors toregroup. Deerfield pushed thegame to the limit, but in the endMaine East would triumph tak-ing the game 26-24 and winningthe match. "They [Deerfield]really seemed to pick their gameup a bit and challenge us but westayed strong. We did an out-standing job of working as ateam, coming together, andkeeping our cool at the end ofthat second match."

Maine East's next big match istonight Oct 9th at home againstthe Niles North Vikings. ThoughMaine East has already defeatedthe Vikings twice, Bezek looksforward to an exciting matchsaying, "The third time is alwaysan interesting match. You beat ateam twice, they come out gun-fling for you."

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Three years ago, the Village ofMorton Grove bought the oldLegion Hall, with the udider-standing that Legion l'osI 134

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Ultis beasttiful and it's new,"said director Bud Swanson. .'But[people like the fact thatit tilllooks like the old AmericanLegion Hall. We maintained theambience on the oettside andmodertiízed on the inside."

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Measure the frame, subtracting 1/16 to 1/8 inch from each side. Thisgap will allow the new pane of glass to expand and contract in shiftingtemperatures. Order the new pane of glass al the home improvement orwitsdow retailer. (I f custom glass cannot be obtained the same day, coverthe l'rame with a piece of plastic lo keep weather and bugs out and put itback itt place.)

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(Above) Alex Oswalt,8, of NUes watches as instructor Linda Davis takes students through theprocess of extracting DNA from a banana.(Top right) Adrian AdamieclO, of Park Ridge looks at his strand of DNA extracted from abanana. (Bugle Photo by Allen Kaleta)(Bottom right) Instructor Linda Davis displays her enthusiam in science as she takes stu-dents through the process of extracting DNA from a banana at the Nues Public Library,Tuesday afternoon, Sept. 30.

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All procedures concerning notification and application of turf management chemicalswill strictly adhere to the guidelines outlined in the Niles Park District's Board ofCommissioners Statement of Policy.

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