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Icy Streets Blamed for Accidents Icy streets during the weekend caused numerous auto accidents in Arlington Heights. Police reported 26 accidents--with only one injury--from Friday through Sunday. Injured in an auto accident at Arlington Heights Road and Euclid early Sunday morning was Mrs. Carl Thomp- son, 29, of Park Ridge. She was taken to Northwest Community Hospital where she was treated for head and leg injuries and released.

She was riding in an auto driven by Alan H. Thompson, 32, also of Park Ridge. Police said the Thompson car was eastbound on Euclid Street when it collided with a northbound car on Arlington Heights Road, That car was driven by Richard A. Taarud, 31, of Wheeling. Police ticketed Thompson for failure to yield right of way.

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SVOGODA SOW i'J S. Dunton, Arlington Heights CL 5-2595 Open Monday and Thursday Evenings Want Ads in 110,000 Homes 38,000 on on Sun. SIX ARLINGTON HEIGHTS police recruits were among the first graduates of the Northwest Police Academy located in Arlington Heights. The class of 38 received diplomas Tuesday during luncheon ceremonies at the Carousel Restaurant. Standing from left are Charles Pedersen, Ronald VanRaalte, Walter Moist and Richard Robinson.

Men seated are Gene Deck and Ron McClaskey. The recruits' wives attended the graduation ceremonies. (Staff Photo) Variety Acts Near Wheeling Opening "Footlights to the Future," a community variety show sponsored by the Wheeling High School Community Scholarship Foundation, will be held at p.m. Friday and Saturday, Feb. 17 and 18, at Wheeling High School.

All proceeds from the show, in which over twenty local organizations will each present a five-minute act, will go to the Scholarship Foundation in the a of the participating groups. Funds will be used to provide post high-school scholarship assistance to deserving Wheeling High School students wishing to further their educations. Director of "Footlights to the Future" is Louis Pintacurra, Wheeling resident, and longtime theatrical personality. Pin- tacurra's background includes extensive coast-to-coast experience in show business, including vaudeville and night club performing. He also has done dance directing and public relations work with road show musicals on tour all over the country.

WORKING with Pintacurra as Stage Manager and Coordinator of "Footlights to the Future" is Wheeling dancing instructor Mrs. Rae Swanson, member of a national professional dance organization, who trained with several outstanding dance masters in the Chicago area. Glenn Oaks, Vice-President of the Scholarship Foundation, and one of its original members, will be Master of Ceremonies for "Footlights to the Future." Oaks, who has been associated with Commonwealth Edison for 18 years, was a member of a Persin and Robbin Jewelers VALENTINE'S DAY SPECIAL GIFT decorative slip-on TELEPHONE COVER America's leading silversmiths $0 95 Attractively gift boxed, the richly ornamental cover in Corham Silverplate makes an ideal Valentine gift for those'Ws" on your shopping list. Fits Bell System and Princesi Phones Simply slip the slotted end over the phone wire and slide'til it snaps in place Now, in a matter of seconds, it can give that home or office phone a touch I Stop in today for your Valentine's Day gift. Charge or Budget For people who like nice things 24 S.

Dunton Ct, Arlington Heights Phone CL 3-7900 JEWELERS Open Thursday Friday to 9 IRVING ROBBIN BEN PERSIN Member Town Country Charge Plan Member Arlington Hts. Chamber of Commerce Commonwealth Edison-sponsored public speaking group for several years. A resident of Wheeling since 1956, Oaks has been active in various community affairs. ASSISTING with the production of "Footlights to the Future" is a Coordinating Committee composed of four members of the Scholarship Million In TAW Sought Arlington Heighls Elementary School District 25 board of education Monday authorized securing bids for more than $1 million in tax anticipation warrants (TAW). Supt.

Ralph Clabaugh said, "After a careful study of the current receipts and expenditures, we believe that $870,000 for the educational fund and $150,000 for the building fund will be required." The amounts were included in the 1965-66 budget. TAW are a means by which the district "borrows" funds it needs this year against taxes collectible next year. (A345 Board Defers to Siegel on Auto Parking Leases Action on changes in the comprehensive i ordinance was deferred by the Arlington Heights village board Monday night. Village Atty. Jack Siegel told the board that he did not favor recommendations by the plan commission that the rules on the leasing of parking spaces from the village be spelled out in great detail.

"WE ARE BETTER off when we don't prescribe in minute detail," insisted Siegel. He said that the leasing provision had been set up to deal with hardship cases and was not intended for general use by anyone conducting a business or owning a building in the central business district. The matter was sent to the legal committee for consideration. (A dation's Board of Directors: Mrs. Marjilou Olson, Charles Mihalek, Mrs.

Leanne Spletzer, and Duane Ainlay. The following local groups will perform in the variety show: Our Lutheran Church, Wheeling Junior Woman's Club Men's Auxiliary, Royal Neighbors of America, Prospect Heights Women's Club, Wheeling Youth Commission, Knights of Columbus, Meadowbrook Woman's Club, Cameo Players, River Trails Park District, Wheeling Athletic Association Auxiliary, the Wheeling Village Clerk's Office, Buffalo Grove Women's Club, and Joyce Kilmer PTA. Other performing groups include the Yesteryears Quartet, Wheeling Public Relations Commission, Northwest Homeowners Association of Wheeling, Wheeling Civil Defense, Wheeling Rotary Club, Wheeling Park District, and the Wheeling Junior Women's Club. Tickets to "Footlights to the Future" may be acquired by advance sale through any of the I'm proud to represent the WORLD'S LARGEST AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE COMPANY HAROLD E. NEBEL 212 E.

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