The Daily Herald from Chicago, Illinois • Page 127

Building Reaches $216,000 for May issued building permits in May for construction having total value of more than Permits for two alterations and miscellaneous projects had a listed value of about $7,000. School Boon Sets Meeting Bensenville elementary school Permits were taken nine sinjjle-fnmily homes, valued at $1 Hi. 100. Two industrial buildings arc on the list, having a combined value of about One is a ware- house at Countv Line Roati for I a will hold its regular Armstcad Kc.search Labora-, monthly meeting this Thursday, lory is for a factory May 31, in the library of Black- buildinc at fOfi Gateway Road. hawk Junior High School.

HKTKKN permits' The board has changed its were issued for construction val-; regular meeting clay to the last UK! at $17,707. Thursday of each month. Why live HALF your lit el aH cooped up in one room it costs so little to have LENNOX or ARMSTRONG whole-house Air Conditioning If you're like most people, you already havt half your central air conditioning system and don't know it! We can add a Lennox cooling coil to your heating system--and you'll have comfort housewide--385 days a year! Give us a call--and we'll give you the complete story. NO OBLIGATION We Service Everything We fnsfoff Plan Available RUDOLPH LAHO SON Hoofing Air Conditioning Main York Btnsenvllle PO 6-3418 Chicago Cop Is Charged CHICAGO, (UPI)-A veteran, Chicago police officer a to neighbors to telephone charged Tuesday with attempt- for additional police. Two ed murder of an Elmhurst pa- squads of Elmhurst officers ar- trolman who stopped him for a rived and took Dolan into cus- traffic infraction.

Patrolman Vernon Dolan 50, Dolan was taken Mo re Elm- of 512. Washington Blvd. Chi- hurst Poljce Magistrate Marvin cago. assistant secretary at the' Johnson who6ordere Dolan Racine Avenue district station, he under $10000 was held in suburban Elmhurst! under $10,000 bond. Ca "IIHiHMIitlTS," the Fenton School year book, will l)o edited next year by the staff shown above.

Seated, from left, arc: Marsha Gt'ils, Valerie Clawson, Nancy Tennent, Carole Janecek, Barbara Paley and Diann Gerrity. Stand- ing are: Denis Gilliam, Oonna Heaps, Sandra Hamilton, Susan Born, Karen Mychko and John Padour. Not pictured are Patricia Garcia, Patrick Philbin, Gregory Hartigan, Geraldine Kotulski and Maura Doane. (B He was accused of firing a shot at Officer William Grundy, watch commander of the Racine Avenue district, was assign- FINE SHOE REPAIRING of suburban Northlake, when ed chlcago llc f. Grundy curbed Dolan's car in to make an Elmhurst early today.

indent. GRUNDY. WHO signed the; complaint against Dolan, said! he saw a car zig-zagging and' speeding through a Northlake' street and pursued the During the chase, Grundy I said, the fleeing auto through three stoplights. Grundy said he finally managed to force fleeing auto to the curb in Elmhurst at Clinton and North Avenues and asked the driver for his license. The driver, Grundy said, replied.

"I'm a copper too" and flashed a badge. Grundy said he asked again to see the license and the driver drew a revolver and fired. GRUNDY SAID he took re-1 fuge behind a mailbox and call- (B MAY 31, 1962 D. S. Tomcheff 10 S.

Adtfison Si BensenviNe PTA, Bensenville, installed new officers at its May meeting. Shown at the ceremony, from left, are: Mrs. Rich- aril McKnight, second vice president; Mrs. Harvey Hanson, secretary; Miss Lupe Faz, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Rudolph Gron, president; Mrs.

Albert Denna, Mrs. Ray- Steward, Principal James Gau, and Boris Bernoff, treasurer. At Brigham Mildred Waldvogel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wald- vogel 333 S.

Walnut Bensenville, will be among 1,1311 students to be graduated from Brigham Young University at Provo, Utah, on Friday, May 25. First Remittance of 1961 Taxes Disclosed SHOES FOR SUMMER BIGGEST ASSORTMENT OF SUMMER SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY EVER PUT UNDER ONE ROOF IN BENSENVILLE Come and See for Yourself Featuring Latest Styles and Colors-At Lowest Prices Anywhere SERVE YOURSELF AND SAVE PRICES START AT 1.88 LADIES SUMMER CASUALS New All 1962 Fashions Styles Colors SIZES 5-10 2 FIRST QUALITY NYLONS, 51-15, All Sizes 38' pr. Children's Shoes 2.881 3.88 Ladies' Dress Heels 2 Pr. 5.00 Beys' and Girls' Tennis 1.88 2.88 Most Styles I Colors Men's I Women's Tennis Shoes 2.88 I 3.88 Others 4.88 S.88 House Slippers for the Entire Family 1.88 Women's Flats 2.88 3.88 4.88 2.8B Big Boy Shoes 3.88 4.88 5.88 Women's Casuals 2.88 Ladies' Purses 1.98-2.98 GREEN STREET DISCOUNT SHOE CENTER 20 EAST GREEN STREET BENSENVILLE Located in tht Groon Shopping Confer at Groan and May opposito tht Groon Stroet Super Mart STORE HOURS: Daily 9-9. Saturday 9-9.

Sunday 10-5 DuPage County Treasurer John J. Kelly has made a first distribution of 1961 taxes. Following are the remittances to North DuPage governmental units: --Village of Addison $7,800 ($6,700 for corporate fund and $1,100 for road and bridge fund). --Village of Bensenville $14,400 ($13,100 corporate, $1,300 road and bridge.) --Bensenville Library District, $2,000. --Bensenville Park District, $3,300.

--Village of Itasca $4,200 (corporate $2,400, road and bridge $500, library --VILLAGE OF Wood Dale $3,800 (corporate $3,500, road and bridge $300). --Addison Fire Protec i District $5,200. --Bensenville Fire Protection District No. 1 $1,000. --Bensenville Fire Protection District No.

2 $400. --Itasca Fire District $1,400. Prote i --Lake Park High School District 108 $75,800 ($24,000 from --Wood Dale Fire Protection i $15,400. Addison, $51,800 from Bloomingdale township). --GLENBARD HIGH School District '87 $244,000 ($35,000 from Bloomingdale Towns i $123,000 from Milton, $86,000 from York).

--Bensenville District 2 $80,900. --Churchville District 3 $31,000. Addison District 4 $66,500. --Wood Dale District 7 $23,300. --Itasca District 10 $32,800 ($30,300 from Addison township, $2,500 from Bloomingdale).

District 11 $18,500. --Roselle District 12 $32,500. --Bloomingdale District 13 i --Marquardt District 15 $16,400. District $1,200. -York Willowbrook School Districf 88 (Addison! --Queen Bee District 16 only) $97.000.

100. --Fenton High School District --Keeneyville District 20 $4,100 $93,200. '500. Elmhurst Graduating 130 Seniors June 3 Elmhurst College will graduate 130 seniors at the 91st commencement of the school Sunday, June 3, according to Dr. Robert Stanger, college president.

The baccalaureate service will be held in Hammerschmidt Chapel at 11 a.m. The sermon will be delivered by Dr. Eugene S. Webrli, professor of New Testament history at Eden Theological Seminary, Webster Groves, and former chairman of the religion department at Elmhurst. The Chapel Choir will sing, and Duane Werner, a senior, will play the organ.

The graduation exercises at 3 p.m. will be held outdoors, weather permitting. Seats will be set up in the central mall of the campus. THE commencement speaker will be Dr. Ben Mohr Herbster, president of the i Church of Christ.

Dr. Herbster was a key figure in the formation in 1957 of the United Church of Christ through the union of the Evangelical and Reformed Church with the General Council of the Congregational Christian churches. He is a member of the General Board of the National Council of Churches, and was an accredited visitor to the First Assembly of the World Council of Churches in Amsterdam and a delegate to the Second Assembly in Evanston, 111., and the Third Assembly in New Delhi, India. Dean Alfred Friedli will present the seniors for graduation, and President Stanger will Award the degrees and present the diplomas. (D I deceptively subtle reasoning or argumentation.

(Pronounce soff-is-tri, accent first syllable). "No amount of sophistry will make me think differently." (A14 MAY 31, 1962 --Cloverdale District 93 $12,700. --Village of Bloomingdale $900. --Village of Roselle $8,100 (corporate $6,200, road and bridge $500, library --BLOOMINGDALE i Protection District $1,900. --Keeneyville Fire Protection District $500.

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