4-H CLUBS
Barrington Pioneers honored for 4-H work 1/5/78 p.24
Fillies and Colts 4-H Club plans activities, lists award
winners 2/2/78 p.28
4-H leaders to be trained 2/16/78 p.47
New 4-H club organized 4/6/78 p.26
Club outlines recent activities 4/13/78 p.28
Clubs to gather at 4-H Festival 4/13/78 p.38
Group to attend goat conference 4/13/78 p.30
Teams enter 4-H Horse Bowl 4/13/78 p.34
Local 4-H'ers capture top awards 4/20/78 p.28
4-H girl selected for wilderness trip 7/20/78 p.59
Local 4-H youths win fair awards 8/10/78 p.22
4-H bikers raise $400 10/12/78 p.56
Area resident a 4-H winner 11/16/78 p.26
4-H members receive awards 12/7/78 p.29
4-H members receive awards 12/28/78 p.29
Area 4-H club presents award 12/28/78 p.28
ABELY, JOHN K.
Technical Publishing Company; John K. Abely, owner 9/28/78
p.81
ABERDEEN DEVELOPMENT COMPANY
Condominium project draws two opponents 4/6/78 p.5
Three villages oppose 624-unit condo complex 5/4/78 p.10
Condo developer hopes to woo the opposition 5/25/78 p.15
Lack of studies may stall condo meeting 6/1/78 p.109
Inverness in another turnabout on condos 6/8/78 p.7
Inverness in turnabout; Guss charges "payoff" 6/8/78 p.24
Threat of suit exists after condo rejection 6/15/78 p.5
ABORTION SERVICES
Teen abortion services questioned by life group 11/16/78
p.5
Public outcry trims HSA family planning 12/7/78 p.122
ACCIDENTS
Lake Barrington man killed in collision 1/26/78 p.13
First fatality recorded on Route 62 2/9/78 p.16
Fund set up at First National in name of teen killed in
crash 3/30/78 p.12
McHenry couple gets $1.5 million after crash 3/30/78 p.36
Barrington architect dies in 2-car crash 4/6/78 p.16
Child's condition improves 4/20/78 p.18
Amy survived, and there's hope for Megan, too 4/27/78 p.5
Bizarre hit, run accident kills River Valley Gardens girl,
19 5/11/78 p.7
Joey's memory lives at Countryside School 5/11/78 p.15
Accidents down 29% in Barrington Hills 5/25/78 p.50
Deacon drowns in Wisconsin 6/1/78 p.6
Memorial Day crash injures five persons 6/1/78 p.16
Youngsters say final goodbye to classmate 6/1/78 p.6
BHS tennis players are seriously hurt in crash 6/22/78 p.5
Traffic fatalities decrease in 1978 6/22/78 p.36
Tragedy sparks park interest in boating law 6/22/78 p.11
Family returning from picnic injured in two-car accident
8/3/78 p.16
Youth is killed, 16 others injured in 2 accidents 8/17/78
p.15
Labor Day crash injures four persons 9/7/78 p.15
Tennis players bounce back from auto crash 9/7/78 p.7
Four-car crash on Route 62 injures four 9/21/78 p.15
Freak mishap kills baby girl 9/21/78 p.13
Mashed metal, screams part of family's life 9/21/78 p.5
"Good time" becomes nightmare; more than 30 fans fall from
stand 9/28/78 p.5
Bruised spines, backs predominant injuries 9/28/78 p.14
Fremd bleachers were due to be replaced 9/28/78 p.5
New set of bleachers is installed at Fremd 10/5/78 p.12
Sixth grader struck by car 10/5/78 p.16
Accident claims woman's life at Barrington Road-68 crossing
11/2/78 p.16
Farmer found dead in combine 11/9/78 p.6
Good neighbors help harvest widow's crop 11/23/78 p.5
"We've had it," last words of Barrington pilot 12/7/78 p.5
Derailment snarls commuter trains 12/21/78 p.5
Lower fatality, accident rates prompt Hills grant renewal
vote 12/21/78 p.16
Pilot safe in plane crash 12/28/78 p.18
ACTORS
BHS grad acts in road show 6/8/78 p.25
"James at 15" series: gone but not forgotten 7/6/78 p.22
Play Reading Group: An unfinished drama 9/21/78 p.21
Barrington High School English teacher helps Blazo with
theatrical career 9/28/78 p.10
Soap is just fine for this graduate of Barrington High
School 9/28/78 p.10
Camelot returns to high school for another shining moment
11/16/78 p.18
ACTRESSES
Local actress stars in musical 2/23/78 p.38
The world turns very nicely for soap star Colleen 10/12/78
p.7
Camelot returns to high school for another shining moment
11/16/78 p.18
ADAMS, JEAN
Director elected 6/1/78 p.33
ADVOCATES FOR THE HANDICAPPED
Weather, stairs don't keep him from transportation hearing
1/19/78 p.16
BCAH slates Wheelchair Day 2/16/78 p.20
Scavenger hunt part of "Wheelchair Day" 4/13/78 p.15
Plight of the handicapped will be theirs Saturday 5/11/78
p.12
Curbs loom like walls, stairs like mountains 5/18/78 p.22
Plan for handicapped parking to be revealed 6/22/78 p.6
Parking for disabled referred to committee 7/13/78 p.11
Two parking spots set aside for handicapped 7/27/78 p.14
Handicapped kids need help,too; grant pursued 11/9/78 p.24
U.S. law guarantees education to most severely handicapped
12/21/78 p.15
AGED
Advisory council members wanted 3/30/78 p.30
RTA to study transit needs of the elderly 3/30/78 p.36
Temporary job placement bank created for seniors 4/13/78
p.39
Volunteers to aid seniors 4/13/78 p.46
Housing for senior citizens under study 10/5/78 p.13
AIRPLANES
Ground-bound fliers take wing by radio 4/13/78 p.21
She'll compete in air derby 5/18/78 p.27
East is east, west is west, sayeth Ulmen's compass 6/1/78
p.62
Taking wing 6/8/78 p.22
True to his word, MacArthur returns 7/20/78 p.20
"We've had it," last words of Barrington pilot 12/7/78 p.5
Pilot safe in plane crash 12/28/78 p.18
ALCOHOL AND YOUTH
Student discipline a community problem, too 2/23/78 p.6
Police arrest five 4/6/78 p.16
Help is available for the teenage alcoholic 5/25/78 p.16
County board considers teenage drinking ban 8/10/78 p.12
Teen drinking major problem here: officials 9/14/78 p.11
Village may prohibit booze sales to teens 9/14/78 p.11
Barrington Hills board favors ban on booze sales to teens
9/28/78 p.6
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS
Since '35, AA has corked bottle 8/17/78 p.48
ALCOHOLISM
Since '35, AA has corked bottle 8/17/78 p.48
Women alcoholics bring problem out of pantry 8/17/78 p.44
ALEXANDER, MARILYN
Coordinator of drop-in center, secretary join staff at
Barrington Youth Services 10/5/78 p.28
ALLEGHANY CORPORATION
IDS directors announce merger 10/12/78 p.85
ALLEN, JEFF
Mr. Fixit no Mirage for this BHS graduate 1/12/78 p.5
ALLISON WOODS FOREST PRESERVE
"We've had it," last words of Barrington pilot 12/7/78 p.5
ALLSTATE INSURANCE COMPANY
Allstate headquarters to South Barrington? 3/9/78 p.5
Allstate acres 3/23/78 p.13
First Allstate hearing is scheduled April 17 4/6/78 p.7
"Good hands people" unveil $23 million plan 4/20/78 p.6
Chamber puts its weight behind Allstate plan in South
Barrington 4/20/78 p.116
Allstate, theater plans to get BACOG scrutiny 4/27/78 p.6
"Good hands people" need one more "aye" 5/18/78 p.7
BACOG panel pursues study of Allstate plan 6/1/78 p.15
Position on Allstate to be developed July 11 7/6/78 p.9
BACOG in holding pattern on Allstate plan 7/13/78 p.7
"Good hands people" part of South Barrington 7/20/78 p.7
Allstate's complex right on schedule 10/5/78 p.25
ALTMAN, JAMES
Youth is killed, 16 others injured in 2 accidents 8/17/78
p.15
AMENDOLA, HELEN BELMONT
Clerk wants to debate challenger 5/25/78 p.37
AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE
BHS coed gears for return trip to Germany 6/1/78 p.20
They'll spend summer in England, Japan, Peru 6/8/78 p.18
New language plus big family equal AFS lessons 8/17/78 p.21
AMERICAN LEGION
Time capsule ceremony planned Memorial Day 5/18/78 p.6
AMERICAN MATERIAL MANAGEMENT SOCIETY
Donation aids scholarship fund 2/9/78 p.38
ANANIA, MICHAEL
Like the arts? Then you'll love the month of April 3/30/78
p.10
Writers' workshop for both novice, master 4/6/78 p.22
Arts council to launch Poet in Residence 4/13/78 p.43
ANDERLIK, JAMES
Paulson offers to abstain, not bid, but park attorney sees
conflict 6/22/78 p.12
ANDERSEN, LYNN
Cyclists setting wheels in motion for charity 10/5/78 p.33
ANDERSON, C. RICHARD
Candidates join for county board primary race 3/2/78 p.20
Anderson loses; McClory wins 3/23/78 p.5
Tie with Graham may have cost Anderson 3/30/78 p.6
Anderson won't run as Democrat in Lake County board
election 4/13/78 p.19
County official raps planner 12/7/78 p. 123
ANDERSON, RALPH D.
Barrington architect dies in 2-car crash 4/6/78 p.16
ANGELL, EARL
Assistant postmaster is retiring 3/23/78 p.13
He trades mail bag for bag of fertilizer 3/30/78 p.14
ANIMALS
Court awards damages in dog bite case 2/16/78 p.13
Her title-winning feat a My Fair Lady story 2/23/78 p.12
Like a good neighbor, North Barrington is there 3/23/78
p.18
Police seeking Collie "mix" dog that bit service officer
4/6/78 p.6
Group to attend goat conference 4/13/78 p.30
Hee-Haw checks out; a park district legend 4/20/78 p.7
Hee-Haw gets final sendoff on WLS radio 5/4/78 p.6
Jennie does it again 5/18/78 p.20
Fine for dogs running loose to be increased 5/25/78 p.13
They put best paws forward at park show 7/13/78 p.10
Barrington veterinarian given University of Illinois award
9/28/78 p.37
Barrington's Jennie should be in "Who's Who" - for dogs
12/28/78 p.14
ANIMALS, TREATMENT OF
Horse show to benefit animal humane society 7/6/78 p.102
ANNEXATION (MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT)
Puzey-Hayter feud will resume Tuesday 7/6/78 p.18
Village annexes 48-acre project 8/3/78 p.20
Project near Fox Point rejected by commission 8/24/78 p.19
Church asks South Barrington to disannex strip 12/21/78
p.11
ANNIVERSARIES
The Earl Schwemms; fifty years together 2/2/78 p.46
Johnsons to celebrate anniversary 6/1/78 p.58
Rankins celebrate 50th 6/15/78 p.61
Pastor marks 25th anniversary 6/29/78 p.26
Pastor marks 40 years of marriage, ministry 8/31/78 p.15
Honored at parties 11/2/78 p.73
Cassin party a double affair 12/7/78 p.74
ANTHONY'S CARPETS AND FURNISHINGS
Anthony's Carpets and Furnishings; Tony Vaos, owner 5/4/78
p.84
ANTIQUES
Old-fashion values keep life humming 9/14/78 p.40
APPLEWOOD SCHOOL
Judge dismisses suit against home for girls 1/12/78 p.24
Occupancy permit next hurdle for Applewood 2/9/78 p.12
APPLIED DESIGN ASSOCIATES
Applied Design Associates; Adelaide A. Thulin, owner
11/9/78 p.90
ARDEN SHORE HOME (CHILDREN'S HOME)
Care and concern mark philosophy at Arden Shore Home
5/4/78 p.50
AREHART, KEN
Police seeking Collie "mix" dog that bit service officer
4/6/78 p.6
ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, ILL.
Harper may sell Arlington Heights campus 9/28/78 p.15
ARMADES, CECILIA
Barrington girl dances in ballet 6/8/78 p.26
ARNETT C. LINES SCHOOL
"LaSalle" returns to bring history to life 2/9/78 p.11
ART
Barrington youngsters display artistic talents at park
district 2/16/78 p.38
Like the arts? Then you'll love the month of April 3/30/78
p.10
Moving cost keeps Columbus in Fairhaven 7/13/78 p.15
Art does more than just hang around 11/9/78 p.22
ART INSTITUTE OF CHICAGO
Membership in Art Associates nets benefits at the Art
Institute 7/13/78 p.54
ARTISTS
East is east, west is west, sayeth Ulmen's compass 6/1/78
p.62
Animator brings life to clay and classes 8/3/78 p.34
There's an old spinning wheel in her parlor 9/21/78 p.77
ASPGREN, DEBRA
Court awards damages in dog bite case 2/16/78 p.13
ASPGREN, RONALD
Court awards damages in dog bite case 2/16/78 p.13
AURORA, ILL.
City of Aurora said "no" to Nederlander 6/8/78 p.6
AUTHORS
New suburban cry: stay out, developers 1/12/78 p.72
Local author publishes directory 10/19/78 p.82
AUTOMOBILES
Five year license plates could save taxpayers $21 million
in five years 7/6/78 p.34
BAETZ, HELEN
Tender loving care formula for cuisine 4/13/78 p.47
BAILEY, SHIRLEY
Good pay, outdoor work woo women into construction 6/8/78
p.57
BAKER, GAY
Courier's Baker takes prize for mental health writing
5/18/78 p.11
BAKER'S LAKE
Body of missing woman found in Baker's Lake 5/18/78 p.5
BALGEMANN, BOB
Growth brings change in Courier newsroom 6/29/78 p.11
BANKS
Low-interest mortgage plan not appealing 10/5/78 p.18
BARRINGTON AMERICAN LEGION BRONCOS (BASEBALL CLUB)
Barrington no bridesmaid this time around 8/17/78 p.7
Stevens Point is next hurdle for Broncos 8/17/78 p.7
If Broncs win, it's Owensboro 8/24/78 p.5
Smith takes "best team ever" to Legion regional 8/24/78
p.103
BARRINGTON AREA ARTS COUNCIL
Arts council to note first birthday tonight 1/19/78 p.14
Like the arts? Then you'll love the month of April 3/30/78
p.10
Writers' workshop for both novice, master 4/6/78 p.22
Arts council to launch Poet in Residence 4/13/78 p.43
First writers' group workshop to feature children's author
6/15/78 p.14
Public library gets big boost from arts council, "Friends"
10/26/78 p.40
BARRINGTON AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
She makes relocating a "welcome" experience 1/26/78 p.12
Chamber, schools join hands for Career Day 2/9/78 p.7
Career Fair to give look at 100 local firms 2/16/78 p.10
Second Career Fair planned today at BHS 2/23/78 p.7
Chamber membership drive opens 3/16/78 p.10
They'll finally be sworn in Wednesday 3/16/78 p.13
Here's to your good "fortune" 3/30/78 p.13
New shopping parking should be free: chamber 4/13/78 p.14
Chamber puts its weight behind Allstate plan in South
Barrington 4/20/78 p.116
Retail sales increase by $15 million 5/11/78 p.20
Garden club council launches "Barrington in Bloom -- 1978"
6/1/78 p.18
Chamber board approves Wolff 6/8/78 p.13
Parking lot surfacing to be studied 6/15/78 p.20
New chamber members welcomed 8/24/78 p.82
Chamber hurls "blackmail" charge at village 9/14/78 p.5
Chamber sets annual meeting for September 30 9/14/78 p.13
Voss out of political limelight, but not forgotten by
Chamber 10/5/78 p.19
Chamber hits the 400 mark 10/19/78 p.19
Area chamber looks at continued involvement 10/26/78 p.66
Crane: Key to inflation is unlimited spending 11/2/78 p.103
Dispute over beauty a sign of the times 11/23/78 p.6
Tree lighting switches on holiday glow 11/23/78 p.11
BARRINGTON AREA COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS
BACOG has matured since humble beginning 1/5/78 p.7
Lake Barrington forms committee to study more about BACOG
1/5/78 p.16
BACOG may parent area-wide traffic study 2/2/78 p.7
Guidelines for developer donations "insufficient" 2/2/78
p.16
BACOG, South Barrington eye Hoffman Estates zoning plan
2/16/78 p.15
Haeger bridge concept draws BACOG ire 3/2/78 p.15
Project review agency to get BACOG input 3/2/78 p.6
Water control should be local, BACOG says 3/2/78 p.20
BACOG may push for Route 53 alternative 3/30/78 p.10
Tentative 911 system to be ready in August 3/30/78 p.5
Allstate, theater plans to get BACOG scrutiny 4/27/78 p.6
Brown named new chairman of BACOG 4/27/78 p.15
Lake Zurich, BACOG strive to put limits on growth 5/11/78
p.18
Lakes management expert may join staff of BACOG 5/25/78 p.6
BACOG joins list of opponents to theater 6/1/78 p.5
BACOG panel pursues study of Allstate plan 6/1/78 p.15
BACOG "priced out" of space at library 6/15/78 p.5
Opposition to get shot at theater plan tonight 6/15/78 p.7
BACOG gets guidance from District 220 on developer
donations 6/22/78 p.19
Developer donation ordinance to be studied by park district
6/22/78 p.14
BACOG hears request to reconsider Route 53 6/29/78 p.12
BACOG okays 3-year contract to rent Station Street site
6/29/78 p.16
Position on Allstate to be developed July 11 7/6/78 p.9
911 plan almost ready, but funding is not 7/13/78 p.6
BACOG in holding pattern on Allstate plan 7/13/78 p.7
New BACOG leader has big shoes to fill 7/13/78 p.38
Violence commonplace at SIU theater: police 7/13/78 p.18
"Good hands people" part of South Barrington 7/20/78 p.7
Poplar Creek bill -- $7,425 and counting 7/20/78 p.5
BACOG may curb Poplar Creek spending 7/27/78 p.19
BACOG to seek consultant for area-wide traffic study
7/27/78 p.14
Poplar Creek fight tab hits the $20,000 mark 7/27/78 p.11
Hoffman planners endorse theater with changes 8/10/78 p.5
Opponents of theater keeping powder dry 8/17/78 p.14
Hoffman orchestrates approval for music theater 8/24/78 p.7
South Barrington donations law doesn't bother BACOG
8/24/78 p.19
BACOG may move against music theater 8/31/78 p.9
Poplar Creek Theater legal tab approaches the $30,000 mark
8/31/78 p.109
Poplar Creek fight tab hits the $43,000 mark 9/21/78 p.7
BACOG to intervene in music theater suit 9/28/78 p.12
BACOG still under microscope 10/5/78 p.15
Lake Barrington, BACOG to meet in November 10/5/78 p.12
Street projects delay village traffic study 10/5/78 p.31
BACOG is now a model for area land planners 10/26/78 p.76
BACOG plan finally adopted 10/26/78 p.9
Lake Barrington should join BACOG: Hansen 11/2/78 p.13
Court costs mount in fight to block Poplar Creek
construction 11/16/78 p.6
Parley throws BACOG ball to Lake Barrington 11/16/78 p.7
BACOG reps will visit Lake Barrington 12/7/78 p.20
Village may go it alone on transportation study 12/7/78
p.14
BACOG surplus shrinks; transit study jeopardized 12/21/78
p.5
911 system faces funding hurdle in Springfield 12/28/78
p.13
BARRINGTON AREA DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL
Fire identification plan to get additional study 1/19/78
p.6
CPR graduates 2/9/78 p.20
CPR graduates 2/16/78 p.20
Fire districts urged to create grid system 3/16/78 p.12
Contributions of many make CPR program a success 3/30/78
p.14
Painless [blood donation] 4/27/78 p.18
Grid system "compromise" is North Barrington goal 5/25/78
p.20
BADC sets annual meeting for June 8 6/1/78 p.13
Oliver earns BADC's annual service award 6/15/78 p.12
BADC to the rescue of village restaurants 7/13/78 p.19
Grid system catches eye of area towns 7/20/78 p.12
South Barrington stalls vote on grid system 8/17/78 p.14
Blood drive sagging, may not reach '78 goal 9/21/78 p.9
Fire board supports, but won't fund grid system 11/9/78 p.6
"Knock on wood that we won't need paramedics" 12/28/78 p.6
BARRINGTON AREA LIBRARY
Library to open February 1 1/12/78 p.7
She leads the Friends at the most exciting times 1/19/78
p.43
Goodbye to the old 1/26/78 p.5
Book deposit 2/2/78 p.23
Sunday dedication to open week of library events 2/2/78 p.6
Library turns new leaf 2/9/78 p.21
Mother Nature frowns on move 2/9/78 p.5
Northwest Highway remains a barrier to new library 2/9/78
p.5
Filing deadline nears for two openings on library board
2/16/78 p.19
Role of crossing guard affirmed by board 2/16/78 p.7
Library crossing guard isn't home free yet 2/23/78 p.7
Perille quits library panel in protest of Maiben
appointment 2/23/78 p.16
Library crossing guard cost $15.27 an hour 3/2/78 p.6
Overhead cost plugged into crossing guard pact 3/9/78 p.12
Four candidates to vie for two library seats 3/16/78 p.12
Library board hopes to recover money from furniture
supplier 3/16/78 p.6
Vandalism growing concern at new library 3/16/78 p.6
Danger still lurks at library street crossing 3/23/78 p.6
All's well so far at new library street crossing 3/30/78
p.15
Like the arts? Then you'll love the month of April 3/30/78
p.10
Barrington Area Library Board 4/6/78 p.28
School, library elections are Saturday, Tuesday 4/6/78 p.27
Barrington Township has one iron in the fire 4/13/78 p.5
It's Hirst, Helfrick in library board election 4/13/78 p.7
Library light cost could hit $400,000 4/13/78 p.13
Library washrooms locked, thanks to obscene scrawling
4/13/78 p.16
New Barrington library has a new logo, too 4/13/78 p.16
Barrington kids write books 4/20/78 p.30
Car counters converge at site of new library 4/27/78 p.16
Library officials call out troops as state conducts traffic
count 5/4/78 p.10
Depoian heads adult services at new library 5/11/78 p.23
Roos is re-elected president of Barrington library board
5/11/78 p.105
Furniture in old library to go on auction block June 3
5/25/78 p.7
Old library building to have a new shingle 5/25/78 p.7
Library doesn't warrant traffic signals: state 6/1/78 p.5
Library trustee tours NSLS 6/1/78 p.26
Auction at old library nets $4,000 6/8/78 p.13
Condition of attorney's land riles Berry Road neighbors
6/8/78 p.14
Traffic count at library site doesn't satisfy board members
6/8/78 p.7
BACOG "priced out" of space at library 6/15/78 p.5
Library lights not a dead issue: Graham 7/6/78 p.5
Cookbook proceeds yield early pledge payoff 7/13/78 p.53
Library using surplus to make ends meet 7/13/78 p.19
Library will request second traffic count 7/20/78 p.6
Township moves to new home in old library building 7/27/78
p.16
Library set to stack traffic count deck 8/10/78 p.14
Winners named in library contest 8/24/78 p.24
Ballet group gives $300 to library 9/21/78 p.38
Second library traffic count scheduled Wednesday, October
25 10/12/78 p.5
Public library gets big boost from arts council, "Friends"
10/26/78 p.40
Trivia to Tintoretto, library runs the gamut 10/26/78 p.70
Rain dampens traffic count; library falls short for
stoplight 11/2/78 p.5
Art does more than just hang around 11/9/78 p.22
Library seeks IDOT permission to average 8-hour traffic
count 11/9/78 p.16
Library board urges IDOT to bend on light 12/7/78 p.12
Library may pioneer information by phone 12/7/78 p.12
Handmade ornaments deck special tree 12/21/78 p.61
BARRINGTON AREA UNITED DRIVE
BAUD sets sights on $75,000 goal 8/31/78 p.13
Barrington Area United Drive sets sights on raising $75,000
9/28/78 p.31
BARRINGTON ART FAIR
Woman's club to launch art fair 6/8/78 p.62
Art fair to be a birthday party, too 7/6/78 p.58
20th Barrington Art Fair -- many work for success 8/3/78
p.37
BARRINGTON ASSN. FOR CHILDREN WITH LEARNING DISABILITIES
Educator's viewpoint of children to be topic of BACLD
meeting 3/9/78 p.16
Educational bloom of flower sale, programs 4/6/78 p.75
New advisors added to area association's staff 9/28/78 p.28
BARRINGTON AUXILIARY CHICAGO MATERNITY CENTER
Chicago Maternity Center auxiliary now Barrington Service
League 4/27/78 p.72
BARRINGTON BASEBALL COMMISSION
More baseball fields are needed: residents 9/21/78 p.11
BARRINGTON BOARD OF REALTORS
Area realtors hope to serve a "unique" village 10/26/78
p.66
BARRINGTON BRONCOS (BASEBALL CLUB)
Barrington takes 5th at Great Lakes tourney 8/31/78 p.10
BARRINGTON BRONCOS (BASKETBALL CLUB)
Bronc string runs out in supers, 71-59 3/16/78 p.5
BARRINGTON BRONCOS (GYMNASTICS CLUB)
Schwartz is champ 2/2/78 p.81
BARRINGTON BRONCOS (WRESTLING CLUB)
Matmen just miss Lake County title 1/5/78 p.71
BARRINGTON CAMERA
Barrington Camera; Jim Hultgren, owner 12/21/78 p.85
BARRINGTON CAMPGROUND
Village challenges campground asking price 1/12/78 p.5
BARRINGTON COMMUNITY UNIT SCHOOL DISTRICT 220
District 220 retains negotiator for upcoming talks with BEA
1/19/78 p.14
North Barrington sixth graders go international for a day
2/2/78 p.25
Negotiations: rough road ahead in District 220? 2/2/78 p.5
"LaSalle" returns to bring history to life 2/9/78 p.11
Chamber, schools join hands for Career Day 2/9/78 p.7
Career Fair to give look at 100 local firms 2/16/78 p.10
Poster contest draws 600; winner digs archaeology 2/16/78
p.10
Contract food doesn't please parents' palates 2/23/78 p.14
Correction to story of 2/16/78 2/23/78 p.7
District 220 scoliosis screening to be conducted during
March 2/23/78 p.12
Fencik-led Bears to play Saturday 2/23/78 p.18
Student discipline a community problem, too 2/23/78 p.6
Drug use not restricted to high school: Greffin 3/2/78 p.7
Scoliosis 3/9/78 p.10
36 teachers may not be back next year 3/23/78 p.18
CPR training saves life of third grader 3/23/78 p.7
Four-day school week out of running now 3/23/78 p.5
From hallway gestapo to a jack of all trades 3/23/78 p.21
Police consultant at BHS? It's not a "must" 3/23/78 p.21
School board election draws five candidates 3/23/78 p.12
From rain-soaked turf a new pool will arise 3/30/78 p.10
Like the arts? Then you'll love the month of April 3/30/78
p.10
Schools won't take students without shots 3/30/78 p.13
No conflict for board member with wife teaching in district
4/6/78 p.12
School District 220 4/6/78 p.27
School, library elections are Saturday, Tuesday 4/6/78 p.27
Western Avenue work should start June 1 4/6/78
"Captain Marbles" tickets on sale in schools 4/13/78 p.43
District 220 may lose $1.9 million in funding 4/13/78 p.5
Flooding? It's the other guy's problem 4/13/78 p.9
No organized Democrat effort in school board vote: Forsberg
4/13/78 p.6
Rose, Gravdal capture District 220 board seats 4/13/78 p.6
Christmas break will extend through January 7 this year
4/20/78 p.18
Re-elect Hallett 220 president in 4-3 vote 4/20/78 p.15
Roslyn Road school sends in the clowns 4/20/78 p.21
Summer school tuition still $38 per student 4/20/78 p.9
Unilateral not part of MacKimm vocabulary 4/20/78 p.18
Hough's Rita Graham is somebody "special" 4/27/78 p.10
In-house staffing of new pool riles teachers 4/27/78 p.5
Painless [blood donation] 4/27/78 p.18
Who's your favorite clown? Bozo!!! 4/27/78 p.24
District 220 attends seminar 5/11/78 p.28
Joey's memory lives at Countryside School 5/11/78 p.15
District 220 will explore alternatives to SEDOL 5/18/78 p.9
Grove finds a way to combat "Cabin Fever" 5/18/78 p.10
Three-week study in France open to Lines 5th, 6th graders
5/18/78 p.18
School aid bill "in big trouble" in Springfield 5/25/78 p.5
Whatever happened to the Class of '28? 6/15/78 p.10
BACOG gets guidance from District 220 on developer
donations 6/22/78 p.19
Countryside children remember their friend 6/22/78 p.10
Kids packing for trip to France 6/22/78 p.20
School board gets grilled for hot lunch vote 6/22/78 p.5
Servomation bringing "expertise" to District 220 6/22/78
p.12
Student fees are increased in District 220 6/22/78 p.15
"Mrs. Tuttle, we all love you," her riders agree 7/6/78
p.51
Aid bill means a little help for District 220 7/6/78 p.7
Many factors involved in township tax hike 7/13/78 p.14
School district holds $81,500 from Special Education
District of Lake County 7/20/78 p.17
Continued decline in enrollment means fewer teachers next
year 7/27/78 p.25
Petition urging closed campus gains support 7/27/78 p.5
New school bill means extra $395,000 for Unit District 220
8/3/78 p.14
District 220 step ahead in aid for handicapped 8/10/78 p.16
Teacher negotiations moving slowly, official says 8/17/78
p.11
Teacher's car an object for kids' frustrations? 8/17/78 p.6
Board bites the bullet, approves armed guard 8/24/78 p.5
District 220 puts final nail in BHS campus lid 8/24/78 p.6
Idle hands the vandal's workshop, says youth officer
8/24/78 p.21
Teachers, board panel still apart on contract 8/24/78 p.5
District 220 teachers in tentative agreement on 2-year
contract 8/31/78 p.6
Enrollment drop in District 220 to be 3 per cent 9/7/78
p.36
District 200 [sic] enrollment only decreases by 77 9/21/78
p.22
New District 220 budget shows year-ending deficits in 2
funds 9/21/78 p.12
District 220 approves budget; teachers get 8.5% pay
increase 9/28/78 p.19
Officials' free work object of school probe 9/28/78 p.6
Board member's office use probed by school 10/5/78 p.5
"Yucky" becomes thing of beauty thanks to BHS German Club
10/12/78 p.37
Forward Z's key to success with ABC's 10/12/78 p.36
Middle school loses "the best" - Bob O'Grady 10/12/78 p.6
A week at camp makes Roslyn students more nature-wise
10/19/78 p.26
District 220 will study police consultant idea 10/19/78 p.9
Middle school soon may house all District 220 junior high
students 10/19/78 p.16
National prep games opposed by District 220 10/19/78 p.11
Richland didn't violate school code, panel says 10/19/78
p.7
Hallett's use of crew for private project called judgment
error 10/26/78 p.5
Schools strive to give good, basic foundation 10/26/78 p.68
Seek NCA status for elementary schools 11/2/78 p.20
Policeman's uniform a symbol of help 11/9/78 p.19
Annual financial statement 11/23/78 p.124
District 220's SEDOL plan to curriculum committee 11/23/78
p.7
Fourth teacher slated for Lines 3rd grade 11/23/78 p.14
Roast was surprise and toast of his life 11/23/78 p.18
Honor Society students share brainpower 12/7/78 p.15
Cafeteria service reports $5,000 District 220 deficit
12/21/78 p.26
Dear Santa: For Christmas, I wish the world… 12/21/78 p.25
District 220 decides to keep special education system
12/21/78 p.15
District 220 students face summer school tuition hike
12/21/78 p.19
Filing date near for candidates 12/21/78 p.20
Cook County refuses increase in District 220 tax levy for
1978 12/28/78 p.5
School unit seats to be contested 12/28/78 p.18
BARRINGTON COUNTRYSIDE ASSOCIATION
Homeowners join legal battle against theater 11/16/78 p.6
"We're not worried," theater lawyer says 11/23/78 p.5
BARRINGTON COUNTRYSIDE FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT
Fire identification plan to get additional study 1/19/78
p.6
Grid system catches eye of area towns 7/20/78 p.12
Fire district is lacking funds for grid system 8/31/78 p.19
Grid system gains formal Barrington Hills nod 11/2/78 p.10
Fire board supports, but won't fund grid system 11/9/78 p.6
BARRINGTON COUNTRYSIDE PARK DISTRICT
Budget 1/26/78 p.93
Treasurer's report 2/9/78 p.100
BARRINGTON CYCLE WERKS
Cyclists setting wheels in motion for charity 10/5/78 p.33
BARRINGTON EAST COUNTRYSIDE ASSOCIATION
East countryside police plan blocked by township 4/27/78
p.7
Palatine Township police patrol vote Saturday 5/4/78 p.6
BARRINGTON EDUCATION ASSOCIATION
District 220 retains negotiator for upcoming talks with BEA
1/19/78 p.14
Negotiations: rough road ahead in District 220? 2/2/78 p.5
In-house staffing of new pool riles teachers 4/27/78 p.5
Teacher negotiations moving slowly, official says 8/17/78
p.11
Teachers, board panel still apart on contract 8/24/78 p.5
District 220 teachers in tentative agreement on 2-year
contract 8/31/78 p.6
BARRINGTON FAMILY PHYSICIANS
Barrington Family Physicians; Bruce Bell and Kathleen
Hodgeman, owners 7/13/78 p.78
BARRINGTON FILLIES
Walstrom is named the Fillies' most outstanding athlete for
1977-78 6/15/78 p.113
BARRINGTON FIRE DEPARTMENT
Lake Zurich paramedic chief is fired in a 5-1 vote 5/4/78
p.12
Firemen want a hand in hiring paramedics 7/6/78 p.6
Fire department may split to ease manpower crisis 7/13/78
p.7
Fire department split should come in September 8/17/78 p.13
Martens resting after surgery 8/17/78 p.18
Fire department split 9/7/78 p.13
No fires for paramedics firemen urge 9/14/78 p.9
Fire team reacts to save people 10/26/78 p.74
Firemen fight fire with early learning 11/23/78 p.15
BARRINGTON HEART FUND
Heart Fund chairman cited 2/2/78 p.28
BARRINGTON HIGH SCHOOL
Local high school students included in "Who's Who" 1/12/78
p.30
Rape attempt a hoax: police 1/19/78 p.12
Security guard doesn't need a gun: students 1/19/78 p.7
BHS actors go serious with Chekhov's "Ivanov" 2/9/78 p.10
BHS students tour Kemper 2/9/78 p.19
Rithum Machine en route to national music convention
2/9/78 p.10
Barrington High lists honor roll students 2/23/78 p.41
Collage and Rithum Machine to perform March 2 at BHS
2/23/78 p.14
Second Career Fair planned today at BHS 2/23/78 p.7
BYS stresses career education 3/9/78 p.86
Youth arrested after fracas at high school 3/9/78 p.15
From rain-soaked turf a new pool will arise 3/30/78 p.10
Eight students are selected merit finalists 4/6/78 p.15
Teen officials prepare for takeover May 2,3 4/6/78 p.38
Barrington student goes to Washington 4/13/78 p.36
Democracy now more than a word to her 4/20/78 p.37
Rehearsals underway at BHS 4/20/78 p.22
Unilateral not part of MacKimm vocabulary 4/20/78 p.18
Students getting ready to tackle the issues 4/27/78 p.16
Barrington High School honors top scholars 5/4/78 p.36
BHS coed wins merit scholarship 5/4/78 p.13
Choir earns superior rating 5/4/78 p.22
Children's play on the boards 5/11/78 p.28
Local delegates attend congress 5/11/78 p.41
Photographers win awards 5/11/78 p.30
Security guard still a hot issue with many high school
students 5/11/78 p.5
Soviet Union beckons Barrington High senior 5/11/78 p.19
Students like DiMucci plan at lesser density 5/11/78 p.10
Village should enforce obscenity law or abandon it: trustee
5/11/78 p.10
BHS students' thumbs will be turning green 5/18/78 p.16
School board sidesteps issue of armed guard 5/18/78 p.7
Roller coaster ride proves a real test 5/25/78 p.21
BHS coed gears for return trip to Germany 6/1/78 p.20
Netters at their best; earn top-10 state ranking 6/1/78
p.100
They'll spend summer in England, Japan, Peru 6/8/78 p.18
Barrington grad skates on tour 6/15/78 p.42
Barrington High to graduate 703 Saturday 6/15/78 p.26
It's mortar boards times four for local family 6/15/78 p.25
Whatever happened to the Class of '28? 6/15/78 p.10
Attention wanders [graduation ceremony] 6/22/78 p.27
BHS tennis players are seriously hurt in crash 6/22/78 p.5
Chlebek is new Barrington High School track coach 7/6/78
p.95
Barrington High names spring honor students 7/13/78 p.31
Barrington High School cheerleaders are number 1 7/13/78
p.15
Sheriff may resolve issue of armed guard 7/20/78 p.6
Swim pool director, manager to come from outside: Zoeller
7/20/78 p.15
Zoeller to close high school campus this fall 7/20/78 p.5
Closed campus spells problems: students 7/27/78 p.5
Petition urging closed campus gains support 7/27/78 p.5
BHS security guard must be armed: sheriff 8/3/78 p.5
Closed campus for freshmen only, students ask 8/3/78 p.5
Longer class period a better idea: students 8/10/78 p.6
Pool construction 3 months behind schedule 8/10/78 p.11
Board bites the bullet, approves armed guard 8/24/78 p.5
District 220 puts final nail in BHS campus lid 8/24/78 p.6
BHS police counselor to be studied Sept. 19 8/31/78 p.5
Board bans car use during the school day 8/31/78 p.12
School board decision on cars not the answer, students say
8/31/78 p.12
Title IX: School playgrounds latest battlefield in war
between sexes 8/31/78 p.21
From Castro's Cuba to making a clean sweep of school
hallways 9/7/78 p.21
High school pom pon squad comes home a winner... again
9/7/78 p.19
Staff members added to operate BHS pool 9/7/78 p.5
Tennis players bounce back from auto crash 9/7/78 p.7
"Caged" students mock closed campus policy 9/14/78 p.14
Booster Board names members 9/14/78 p.24
Steiner is national titlist 9/14/78 p.116
Students boycott hot lunch program at Barrington High
School 9/21/78 p.7
Panel will work with Servomation officials 9/28/78 p.18
Cement shortage stalls progress on new swimming pool at
Barrington High School 10/5/78 p.14
Six girls vie for BHS homecoming queen 10/5/78 p.7
Student food panel to meet with Servomation next week
10/5/78 p.11
Traditional bon fire to launch homecoming 10/5/78 p.7
"Yucky" becomes thing of beauty thanks to BHS German Club
10/12/78 p.37
New work-study class now offered at BHS 10/19/78 p.33
Villages vow to curb school-area speeding 10/26/78 p.14
Ex-professor Crane returns to classroom 11/2/78 p.19
Camelot returns to high school for another shining moment
11/16/78 p.18
Trainers now medics on sports battlefield 11/16/78 p.21
Barrington High School will have part-time athletic trainer
11/23/78 p.7
McConville is Coach of the Year 11/23/78 p.121
Honor Society students share brainpower 12/7/78 p.15
Student enthusiasm puts blood drive over 12/7/78 p.19
Clean up gyms, lockers group suggests to school 12/21/78
p.19
High school pool completion date pushed back again to March
1 12/21/78 p.18
Some BHS seniors peeved that high school pool is dry as a
bone 12/28/78 p.5
BARRINGTON HILLS COUNTRY CLUB
Hope hidden from the press 9/14/78 p.19
BARRINGTON HILLS PLAN COMMISSION
Planners approve moratorium; subdivision halt goes to
trustees 12/7/78 p.22
BARRINGTON HILLS, ILL.
Barrington Hills taking on more professional air 1/5/78 p.6
Sky-high view 1/5/78 p.5
Barrington Hills police double '76 fine share 1/12/78 p.16
Land use suggestions next step 1/12/78 p.23
Panel airs criticisms, then okays plan goals 1/12/78 p.11
Barrington Hills okays traffic safety grant 2/2/78 p.14
Barrington Hills police get 5% salary increase 2/2/78 p.21
Hills land use plan takes unit approach 2/16/78 p.12
CPR training added weapon for Hills police 3/2/78 p.24
Meyer quits as Hills police chief 3/9/78 p.5
Retaining farm tracts concern of residents 3/9/78 p.14
Dumping more water into creek concerns Barrington Hills
residents 3/16/78 p.20
Barrington Hills to swallow a little 5-acre zoning?
3/30/78 p.18
Western Avenue work should start June 1 4/6/78
Barrington Hills $18,000 filing fee shocks DiMucci 4/13/78
p.11
Flint Creek discharge meeting this Sunday 4/20/78 p.14
Hills fires building inspector 4/27/78 p.126
Police department study delayed in Barrington Hills
4/27/78 p.14
Jewelry taken in $300,000 Barrington Hills burglary 5/4/78
p.5
Creek discharge issue to get thorough study 5/11/78 p.42
Hills police seek suspect in rape case 5/18/78 p.13
If a stranger asks directions, call Hills police 5/18/78
p.15
Accidents down 29% in Barrington Hills 5/25/78 p.50
Barrington, Barrington Hills oppose theater complex
5/25/78 p.14
Dundee parks make bid to annex Hills site 5/25/78 p.50
Hills vows to protect water in Flint Creek 5/25/78 p.18
Northwestern to take close look at Hills police operation
5/25/78 p.18
Hills master plan ready for public view 6/1/78 p.108
Traffic tactical unit may be on street soon 6/1/78 p.19
Flint Creek discharge pact nearing approval 6/8/78 p.16
Money no object in fight against theater 6/8/78 p.5
Romano out, but who's in at Buehler estate in Barrington
Hills? 6/22/78 p.14
"Minor revisions" stall Hills' master plan okay 6/29/78
p.19
Barrington on hook in creek discharge pact 6/29/78 p.15
Blanchard resigns as Hills clerk; Schuld named police
"commander" 6/29/78 p.15
Developers liable for road damage 6/29/78 p.24
Ridge Road residents yearn for gravel 6/29/78 p.24
Hills commission recommends adoption of new master plan
7/13/78 p.18
Sergel will go to trial on September 11 7/13/78 p.13
Grid system catches eye of area towns 7/20/78 p.12
Barrington Hills grid system is under study 7/27/78 p.16
County blunder means revenue loss for Hills 7/27/78 p.12
Route 59 now boundary between South Barrington, Barrington
Hills 7/27/78 p.19
Family returning from picnic injured in two-car accident
8/3/78 p.16
Hills roads safer, thanks to traffic safety unit 8/3/78
p.46
Barrington Hills scolds builders 8/10/78 p.29
Hills police study ready in 2 weeks 8/17/78 p.110
Youth is killed, 16 others injured in 2 accidents 8/17/78
p.15
Barrington Hills board adopts $135,000 tax levy 8/31/78
p.13
Barrington Hills board adopts new master plan 8/31/78 p.102
Lieutenant is appointed Barrington Hills police chief
8/31/78 p.6
Treasurer's statement 8/31/78 p.97
Villages in concert on lawsuit against theater 8/31/78 p.5
Correction to story of 8/31/78 9/7/78 p.18
Fence firm must request variance 9/7/78 p.13
Sergel trial is postponed 9/7/78 p.11
Fight against theater will continue in court 9/14/78 p.6
Four-car crash on Route 62 injures four 9/21/78 p.15
Freak mishap kills baby girl 9/21/78 p.13
Play Reading Group: An unfinished drama 9/21/78 p.21
Theater construction halt will be requested 9/21/78 p.7
Barrington Hills board favors ban on booze sales to teens
9/28/78 p.6
Barrington Hills may impose moratorium on building 9/28/78
p.12
Theater foes take case to court; ask judge to halt
construction 9/28/78 p.100
Barrington Hills police get 5% salary boost 10/5/78 p.29
Hills sales tax mystery has yet to be solved 10/5/78 p.31
Motion to dismiss towns' suit to be heard October 18 in
Chicago 10/5/78 p.7
Theater attorney asks dismissal of lawsuits 10/12/78 p.15
Theater suit dismissal will be heard Friday 10/19/78 p.5
Hills trustees mull moratorium on subdivisions 10/26/78 p.5
Traffic safety unit helping make highway less a killer
10/26/78 p.12
Villages plan appeal to reverse theater ruling 10/26/78 p.7
Villages vow to curb school-area speeding 10/26/78 p.14
Correction to story of 10/26/78 11/2/78 p.7
Grid system gains formal Barrington Hills nod 11/2/78 p.10
Hills board delays vote on subdivision moratorium 11/2/78
p.11
Police officer tenure now in chief's hands 11/2/78 p.5
Police search for assailant in County Line Road rape
11/2/78 p.7
Polyporus frondosus: a mushroom mouthful 11/2/78 p.10
Hills board acts to save its "five-acre heritage" 11/9/78
p.5
Land swap ends dispute over easement 11/9/78 p.9
Number one employee keeps peace number one 11/9/78 p.25
Hills subdivision halt won't affect Woodview project
11/23/78 p.12
Judge overturns Hills, permits shopping center 11/23/78
p.12
Planners approve moratorium; subdivision halt goes to
trustees 12/7/78 p.22
Hills set to appeal development ruling over Route 25 center
plan 12/21/78 p.14
Lower fatality, accident rates prompt Hills grant renewal
vote 12/21/78 p.16
MacArthur sways peers to review soils proposal 12/21/78 p.5
Hills proposal attempts to save trees, marshes 12/28/78
p.10
Three incumbents uncertain whether to enter Hills race
12/28/78 p.16
BARRINGTON HISTORICAL SOCIETY
Old Barrington focus of new-look museum 3/23/78 p.15
Happy Birthday [10th anniversary of Barrington Historical
Society] 8/10/78 p.10
Clock is turned back at history museum 10/26/78 p.72
Landmark still hoped for Catlow, Octagon 12/28/78 p.19
BARRINGTON ICE ARENA
The Ice Man cometh to Barrington Arena 8/24/78 p.105
BARRINGTON JAYCEES
Barrington Jaycees ride fence on question of female members
6/29/78 p.19
BARRINGTON LIONS CLUB
Barrington Lions elect officers for '78-'79 service season
6/29/78 p.28
BARRINGTON LIQUORS, LTD.
Barrington Liquors, Ltd.; Gary Morton, owner 1/26/78 p.72
BARRINGTON MIDDLE SCHOOL
Middle School NJHS inducts 28 new members 2/2/78 p.13
Middle School students hit the ski slopes 2/9/78 p.19
Top scholars from Middle School cited 3/23/78 p.26
Honors candidates 5/11/78 p.38
Middle School honor roll students 5/11/78 p.66
Middle school loses "the best" - Bob O'Grady 10/12/78 p.6
Middle school soon may house all District 220 junior high
students 10/19/78 p.16
Fund established in memory of late teacher, Bob O'Grady
10/26/78 p.19
Local youths take second in contest 11/9/78 p.30
Middle school faculty dedicates blood to O'Grady 11/16/78
p.13
O'Grady fund keeps growing 11/23/78 p.13
O'Grady memory boosts blood drive close to goal 11/23/78
p.14
BARRINGTON MOTEL
Motel sign variation is rejected 3/2/78 p.13
BARRINGTON NATURAL HISTORY SOCIETY
Park board says preserve plan is premature 10/26/78 p.13
BARRINGTON OAKMEADOWS (SUBDIVISION)
Like a good neighbor, North Barrington is there 3/23/78
p.18
BARRINGTON PARK CAMPMEETING ASSOCIATION
Campground trial to start May 8 3/16/78 p.5
Campground trial may, may not start Monday 5/4/78 p.6
Village gets campground for $428,000 5/11/78 p.5
BARRINGTON PARK DISTRICT
Park district scored a record-breaking year 1/5/78 p.14
Platform tennis courts may be in by spring 1/5/78 p.12
Park gets 4 bids for platform tennis courts 1/12/78 p.12
Backporch "swing" an attraction for the young 1/19/78 p.10
Park district soccer clinic Monday at the high school
1/19/78 p.7
Platform tennis courts to be completed May 1 1/19/78 p.14
Barrington youngsters display artistic talents at park
district 2/16/78 p.38
Parks seek slice of pie from builder donations 2/16/78 p.7
Summer has fun in store for handicapped youngsters 2/16/78
p.16
Save Columbus Lake effort gets underway 3/23/78 p.10
Hee-Haw checks out; a park district legend 4/20/78 p.7
Columbus Lake gets new breath of life 4/27/78 p.22
Hee-Haw gets final sendoff on WLS radio 5/4/78 p.6
Treasurer's annual report 5/25/78 p.98
Dixieland jazz concert to kick off park series 6/8/78 p.15
Developer donation ordinance to be studied by park district
6/22/78 p.14
Paulson offers to abstain, not bid, but park attorney sees
conflict 6/22/78 p.12
Tragedy sparks park interest in boating law 6/22/78 p.11
Milk bath is fine for some, but not park district swimmers
7/13/78 p.16
Moving cost keeps Columbus in Fairhaven 7/13/78 p.15
State law aids new member of park board 7/13/78 p.20
They put best paws forward at park show 7/13/78 p.10
Barrington Park District has 19 new programs for this fall
7/20/78 p.17
Park master plan moving at snail's pace 7/20/78 p.22
Wheaties summer games contest July 31, August 14 at park
district 7/20/78 p.12
Tardy Lake County creates money woes for park district
8/17/78 p.12
Barrington park officials slate Sept. 19 hearing on master
plan 8/24/78 p.17
Park district supports developer donation law 9/14/78 p.12
Park district moving to get Lions Drive back 10/12/78 p.9
South Park preserve to be considered tonight 10/19/78 p.5
Park board says preserve plan is premature 10/26/78 p.13
Pool, golf, programs keep parks growing 10/26/78 p.64
Busy Brannon puts on finishing touches 11/16/78 p.15
Late Lake tax bills force parks to issue anticipation
warrants 11/16/78 p.5
BARRINGTON PLAN COMMISSION
Bids to be sought from transportation planners 1/19/78 p.15
"Helpful" PUD changes earn commission okay 2/2/78 p.22
Nibbles, but no bites on traffic study offer 2/16/78 p.5
Jury is still out on transportation planner 3/16/78 p.16
Village may set aside $30,000 for transportation study
3/16/78 p.16
Northwest Highway office building earns plan commission
approval 8/24/78 p.14
Project near Fox Point rejected by commission 8/24/78 p.19
BARRINGTON PLAY READING GROUP
Play Reading Group: An unfinished drama 9/21/78 p.21
BARRINGTON PONIES (BASKETBALL CLUB)
Smith steps down as Ponies' coach 3/9/78 p.107
BARRINGTON ROTARY CLUB
Rotary Club raises $6,000 6/22/78 p.13
Lipofsky leads Rotary Club 8/10/78 p.13
BARRINGTON SADDLERY, INC.
Barrington Saddlery, Inc.; Bruce Duchossois, Marilyn B.
Heaton, and Frances Bowers, owners 8/24/78 p.83
BARRINGTON SERVICE LEAGUE
Chicago Maternity Center auxiliary now Barrington Service
League 4/27/78 p.72
BARRINGTON SQUARE MALL
K-mart to open soon locally 3/23/78 p.73
BARRINGTON TOWNSHIP REPUBLICAN ORGANIZATION
Barrington Township solid behind Graham 3/2/78 p.14
BARRINGTON TOWNSHIP, ILL.
Revenue sharing pie is smaller in township 2/9/78 p.13
Most agencies to receive funds 2/16/78 p.17
Township updates voting records 2/23/78 p.52
Township budget hearing set for Tuesday 3/23/78 p.13
Barrington Township has one iron in the fire 4/13/78 p.5
Old library building to have a new shingle 5/25/78 p.7
Auction at old library nets $4,000 6/8/78 p.13
BACOG "priced out" of space at library 6/15/78 p.5
Summer brings tax hike to Barrington Township 7/6/78 p.5
Township moves to new home in old library building 7/27/78
p.16
Sticker program aims to aid handicapped 10/19/78 p.39
BARRINGTON TRAIN DEPOT
Village to proceed with commuter lot project 1/26/78 p.6
RTA funds bus service to train station 2/16/78 p.13
Commuter lot green board's favorite color 2/23/78 p.16
RTA may consider train depot at Route 14 and Kelsey Road
2/23/78 p.5
Village awards parking lot pacts; old depot will be moved
May 1 3/30/78 p.5
New shopping parking should be free: chamber 4/13/78 p.14
Depot site work to start today 6/8/78 p.5
Depot movers are ready to go 7/13/78 p.5
Depot move scheduled Friday 7/20/78 p.6
Memories of a bygone era move down the track...but linger
7/27/78 p.22
Old depot is still a fighter; K-O's power in 1,200 homes
7/27/78 p.19
Commuters can help police railroad depot, official says
10/12/78 p.15
Fare boxes will replace meters in village commuter lots
10/26/78 p.14
Fare box system makes bow Monday 11/2/78 p.6
Entrance to train station an obstacle for kiss 'n riders
12/7/78 p.11
BARRINGTON VILLAGE HALL
First village hall faces wrecking ball 6/29/78 p.6
A landmark lost 8/10/78 p.7
BARRINGTON WOMAN'S CLUB
Woman's club to launch art fair 6/8/78 p.62
New president for woman's club 6/15/78 p.62
Art fair to be a birthday party, too 7/6/78 p.58
Cookbook proceeds yield early pledge payoff 7/13/78 p.53
Pay first $1,000 of $5,000 pledge 10/12/78 p.64
BARRINGTON WRITERS' GROUP
First writers' group workshop to feature children's author
6/15/78 p.14
BARRINGTON YOUTH SERVICES
BYS board still undecided about accepting $300,000 grant
1/5/78 p.18
Work grant gives teens second shot at career 1/26/78 p.5
Project director hired for youth grant work 3/9/78 p.16
Jobs for dropouts now are available at BYS 3/23/78 p.10
Kids defeat cops, but who's keeping score? 3/23/78 p.11
BYS offers housing service 5/11/78 p.32
Public support a key factor in BYS growth 5/18/78 p.11
Dropouts dropping in to mold their future 6/29/78 p.126
Emergency shelter helps kids find new dawn 6/29/78 p.25
Home, family offer safe haven 6/29/78 p.25
Youth grant extension is likely, official says 9/21/78 p.19
Coordinator of drop-in center, secretary join staff at
Barrington Youth Services 10/5/78 p.28
Youth work grant for area agencies will not be extended
10/12/78 p.22
Barrington Youth Services program meets area need 10/26/78
p.65
Teen-parent communications to bridge generation gap
11/23/78 p.15
BARRINGTON, ILL.
Transportation issue up for discussion Wednesday 1/5/78 p.5
Improving traffic tops wish list of residents 1/12/78 p.6
Main Street takeover is pushed by Perille 1/12/78 p.10
Vehicle stickers costly for tardy 1/12/78 p.6
Safety first; then bikeways plan 1/19/78 p.15
Traffic problems get high priority in budget 1/19/78 p.6
Weather, stairs don't keep him from transportation hearing
1/19/78 p.16
Burger King lawsuit months from trial date 1/26/78 p.18
Village salt supply cut short 1/26/78 p.12
Village to proceed with commuter lot project 1/26/78 p.6
Residents should vote on major issues: Perille 2/2/78 p.17
Move to block Loop defeated by Pierson 2/16/78 p.6
RTA funds bus service to train station 2/16/78 p.13
Village, Chippendale reach accord 2/16/78 p.13
Campground trial date will be set Wednesday 3/2/78 p.5
Bridge work to begin Monday 3/9/78 p.6
Campground trial to start May 8 3/16/78 p.5
Pierson will appoint trustees to serve on housing panel
3/16/78 p.14
Short cut to the park eliminated by village 3/16/78 p.7
Tactical unit to keep close eye on speeders 3/16/78 p.14
Village may set aside $30,000 for transportation study
3/16/78 p.16
Water, sewer rate hike to get summer study 3/16/78 p.5
Annual report 3/23/78 p.94
Like a good neighbor, North Barrington is there 3/23/78
p.18
Barrington Hills to swallow a little 5-acre zoning?
3/30/78 p.18
Chicago firm winner in traffic "election" 3/30/78 p.16
Consultant may study efficiency of village 3/30/78 p.11
Pierson names housing panel 3/30/78 p.13
Village awards parking lot pacts; old depot will be moved
May 1 3/30/78 p.5
Village threatens to shut off clinic water 3/30/78 p.12
C&NW will throttle its grumbling diesels 4/6/78 p.18
Teen officials prepare for takeover May 2,3 4/6/78 p.38
Western Avenue work should start June 1 4/6/78
Barrington joins communities supporting Route 53 extension
4/13/78 p.18
Flooding? It's the other guy's problem 4/13/78 p.9
Hough, Hillside lights are due this summer 4/13/78 p.10
Patrolman rips pay increase, poor equipment 4/20/78 p.5
Correction to story of 4/20/78 4/27/78 p.13
Developer donation law looms on horizon 4/27/78 p.12
Some police are skeptical about future 4/27/78 p.21
Students getting ready to tackle the issues 4/27/78 p.16
Village files opposition to condo complex 4/27/78 p.13
Village panel agrees to study salary gripes 4/27/78 p.5
Bicycle patrol funding to be sought by Nelson 5/4/78 p.5
Campground trial may, may not start Monday 5/4/78 p.6
Salary recommendation is due Monday night 5/4/78 p.5
Three villages oppose 624-unit condo complex 5/4/78 p.10
Parking ticket fine increases earn approval 5/11/78 p.13
Plight of the handicapped will be theirs Saturday 5/11/78
p.12
Step pay plan created for village employees 5/11/78 p.14
Students like DiMucci plan at lesser density 5/11/78 p.10
Traffic safety panel to study bicycle patrol 5/11/78 p.7
Village gets campground for $428,000 5/11/78 p.5
Village should enforce obscenity law or abandon it: trustee
5/11/78 p.10
Safety panel endorses idea of bicycle patrol 5/18/78 p.12
The handicapped find few firms accessible 5/18/78 p.24
Village to get more funds for purchase of campground
5/18/78 p.5
Barrington, Barrington Hills oppose theater complex
5/25/78 p.14
Fine for dogs running loose to be increased 5/25/78 p.13
Fire safety, aid for handicapped are provided in new BOCA
code 5/25/78 p.16
Nelson may push for home rule referendum 5/25/78 p.5
Plant work may cost village extra $600,000 5/25/78 p.14
Replacement of neighborhood sidewalks will begin soon
5/25/78 p.12
Traffic tactical unit may be on street soon 6/1/78 p.19
Village trustees have dusty tiger by the tail 6/1/78 p.12
Flint Creek discharge pact nearing approval 6/8/78 p.16
Has the time arrived for a fifth paramedic? 6/8/78 p.5
"Crafty lawyer" takes on a new opponent 6/15/78 p.16
BACOG "priced out" of space at library 6/15/78 p.5
Lake Street parking ban rescinded 6/15/78 p.13
Nuisance law earns village board approval 6/15/78 p.7
Parking lot surfacing to be studied 6/15/78 p.20
Cook Street improvement is underway 6/22/78 p.13
Paper work, weather stall Western Avenue 6/22/78 p.7
Plan for handicapped parking to be revealed 6/22/78 p.6
RTA feeder bus routes are set here 6/22/78 p.5
24-hour paramedic protection close at hand 6/29/78 p.5
Barrington on hook in creek discharge pact 6/29/78 p.15
Bike patrol doesn't get chance to hit the street 6/29/78
p.9
California is as near as his Ham radio set 6/29/78 p.10
Cochrane a part-time fill-in for Barrington paramedic squad
6/29/78 p.23
Court closing hassle for police, residents 6/29/78 p.123
Days of the $1 parking fine will come to an end Sunday
6/29/78 p.20
First village hall faces wrecking ball 6/29/78 p.6
GOP drops fireworks, cites cost 6/29/78 p.6
Transportation study approved in 4-3 vote 6/29/78 p.18
Village sidesteps suit, approves Burger King 6/29/78 p.12
Young couple restores old home to 1890s charm 6/29/78 p.45
French university students will arrive Monday 7/6/78 p.50
Golden arches may be sign of the past 7/6/78 p.18
Village can look forward to plenty of water this summer
7/6/78 p.94
Hillside, campground beautification delayed 7/13/78 p.11
Many factors involved in township tax hike 7/13/78 p.14
Parking for disabled referred to committee 7/13/78 p.11
Police chief resigns; gets cleaning franchise 7/13/78 p.5
Businesses join taxpayers revolt 7/20/78 p.13
Here's a break for taxpayers 7/20/78 p.18
Keeping "Up with People" a hectic on-stage life 7/20/78
p.10
New chief due here in 2 months 7/20/78 p.5
McDonald's and village to square off in court? 7/27/78 p.12
Two parking spots set aside for handicapped 7/27/78 p.14
Two sides to the story of "incompetent" cops 7/27/78 p.20
Aesthetics check or sledge hammer? 8/3/78 p.5
Help on the way [meter-free parking spaces] 8/3/78 p.7
McDonald's will request variance for arches 8/3/78 p.11
Move over mosquitoes, here comes black fly 8/3/78 p.6
Suit a major factor in drug paraphernalia law 8/3/78 p.13
A landmark lost 8/10/78 p.7
Bell curve pay proposal accepted 8/10/78 p.9
Bryan Properties sues village; was denied setback variance
8/10/78 p.6
Equine celebrities from Barrington 8/10/78 p.54
Mobile intensive care program gains, loses one paramedic
8/10/78 p.5
$14,000 landscape plan? Village board says "no" 8/17/78
p.12
Overweight trucks are banned from 24 streets 8/17/78 p.16
Village gets $1.6 million grant for plant work 8/17/78
p.105
Village may employ first woman police officer 8/17/78 p.5
Acceptance first goal of female patrolman 8/24/78 p.14
Barrington shoppers great break -- at least the first time
around 8/24/78 p.18
Here's a water bill that almost drowns residents 8/24/78
p.17
Maiben challenges conference cost survey 8/24/78 p.15
Catlow blames police for delay in planning for bicycle
patrol 8/31/78 p.11
Ela Road bypass plan is opposed by village 8/31/78 p.11
Treasurer's report 8/31/78 p.100
Village tells Rowland to clean up his act 8/31/78 p.14
Area RTA bus routes will begin in October 9/7/78 p.5
Chef is no greenhorn at the new Greenery 9/7/78 p.68
Construction materials due next week 9/7/78 p.35
Naming of police chief delayed until November 9/7/78 p.11
Plan commission gets sign law amendments 9/7/78 p.36
Village board approves tax levy increase 9/7/78 p.5
Zoning board rejects McDonald's variation 9/7/78 p.14
Chamber hurls "blackmail" charge at village 9/14/78 p.5
Fate of industrial park to be decided September 29 9/14/78
p.79
Leaving trash on curb early will result in fine for
resident 9/14/78 p.14
Office building "go," residential project is not 9/14/78
p.15
Ozone monitoring unit needed in area: official 9/14/78 p.42
Teen drinking major problem here: officials 9/14/78 p.11
Village board rejects two plant bid protests 9/14/78 p.18
Village may prohibit booze sales to teens 9/14/78 p.11
Flooding complaints drown village board 9/21/78 p.12
More baseball fields are needed: residents 9/21/78 p.11
Parking lot ordinance to get additional study 9/21/78 p.14
Existing dusty parking lots saved from asphalt... for now
9/28/78 p.15
Golden arches must be down in 120 days 9/28/78 p.14
Housing for senior citizens under study 10/5/78 p.13
Insulation shortage, more snow, gas price increase on
horizon 10/5/78 p.22
Low-interest mortgage plan not appealing 10/5/78 p.18
Sailboats may return to Columbus Lake soon 10/5/78 p.28
Barrington accounting firm expands in merger 10/12/78 p.85
Commuters can help police railroad depot, official says
10/12/78 p.15
Education survey planned in area 10/12/78 p.45
Halloween curfew asked 10/12/78 p.13
Ozone monitoring unit here will have to wait until 1979
10/12/78 p.22
Residents will have option in driveway repair program
10/12/78 p.14
Trash placed early at curbside will mean expense for
residents 10/12/78 p.12
Union representation isn't board's cup of tea 10/12/78 p.14
Office complex gears for opening next year 10/19/78 p.7
Officer Friendly 10/19/78 p.12
Search for new police chief is narrowed to 15 candidates
10/19/78 p.5
Barrington police grow to keep pace with area 10/26/78 p.63
Correction to story of 10/19/78 10/26/78 p.9
EPA says village must rebid plant construction 10/26/78 p.6
Fare boxes will replace meters in village commuter lots
10/26/78 p.14
Fire team reacts to save people 10/26/78 p.74
Medical facilities keep area in good health 10/26/78 p.77
Research leads the way in industrial growth 10/26/78 p.78
Residents participate in governing themselves 10/26/78 p.62
Villages vow to curb school-area speeding 10/26/78 p.14
Meters, fare boxes target for vandals 11/2/78 p.7
Texaco star, village may cross over sign setback 11/16/78
p.9
Memories, bullet holes linger from Baby Face 11/23/78 p.31
Two chiefs for village? 12/7/78 p.7
Village may go it alone on transportation study 12/7/78
p.14
Barrington's proposed inner loop killed by municipal
conference 12/21/78 p.22
Downtown business area needs room 12/21/78 p.24
Lipofsky, Perille will not seek re-election to Barrington
board 12/21/78 p.7
Affects of recession blunted in Barrington 12/28/78 p.5
Construction crews clear way for two Gottlieb office
buildings 12/28/78 p.24
Central dispatch study to be completed soon 1/26/78 p.6
BARRINGTON, ILL.--AUTHORS
Young author is an instant award winner 5/4/78 p.14
BARRINGTON, ILL.--HISTORY
Looking back [Barrington history] 2/9/78 p.14
Old Barrington focus of new-look museum 3/23/78 p.15
Present enjoys guided tour of Barrington's past 6/15/78
p.21
Whatever happened to the Class of '28? 6/15/78 p.10
Happy Birthday [10th anniversary of Barrington Historical
Society] 8/10/78 p.10
Barrington has its roots in slower paced life 10/26/78 p.61
Clock is turned back at history museum 10/26/78 p.72
Remembering back… 10/26/78 p.61
Landmark still hoped for Catlow, Octagon 12/28/78 p.19
BATAILLE ACADEMIE OF THE DANSE
Young area dancers perform in "The Nutcracker Suite"
12/7/78 p.28
BATAILLE, AUDREIENNE
Honored at parties 11/2/78 p.73
BATAILLE, GERALD S.
Honored at parties 11/2/78 p.73
BATT, SARAH
Democracy now more than a word to her 4/20/78 p.37
BAUMGARTEN, SANDY
Middle School students hit the ski slopes 2/9/78 p.19
BEERS, DOUGLAS
Beers pledges watchdog role 2/9/78 p.16
BEESE, CAROL
Area chamber looks at continued involvement 10/26/78 p.66
BELDEN, DAVID
Sixth grader struck by car 10/5/78 p.16
BELL, BRUCE
Barrington Family Physicians; Bruce Bell and Kathleen
Hodgeman, owners 7/13/78 p.78
BELL, JOHN
Orchard "a challenge" for owner operators 9/28/78 p.22
BELL, LOUISE
Orchard "a challenge" for owner operators 9/28/78 p.22
BELLINGER, WILLIAM
Bellingers settle out of court in North Barrington sewer
suit 2/9/78 p.14
BELL'S APPLE ORCHARDS
Biggest, reddest apples grow just out of reach 9/28/78 p.22
Orchard "a challenge" for owner operators 9/28/78 p.22
BELLUCCI, JOHN
Pepper Road medical facility proposal to be heard Wednesday
7/13/78 p.12
Lake Barrington opposes medical facility zoning 7/20/78
p.13
BELOW, MARCY
North Barrington woman seeks help for refugees 12/21/78
p.111
BENESCH, WILLIAM R.
Barrington man named general manager at new Batavia
facility 6/15/78 p.85
BENSON, LARRY
Officer Friendly 10/19/78 p.12
Policeman's uniform a symbol of help 11/9/78 p.19
BESTLINE FENCE MANUFACTURING AND SUPPLY COMPANY
Fence firm must request variance 9/7/78 p.13
Hills sales tax mystery has yet to be solved 10/5/78 p.31
BETTER GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION
Mr. Fixit no Mirage for this BHS graduate 1/12/78 p.5
BIEK, ANNETTE
Area 4-H club presents award 12/28/78 p.28
BIOGRAPH (NIGHTCLUB)
Biograph's new owner hopes to diminish "red neck" image
5/18/78 p.14
Bump leads to brawl, stabbing and death 5/18/78 p.14
Plea is not guilty in Biograph brawl case 8/3/78 p.46
BIRKHOLZ, JOHN
Birkholz for president cry of classified staff 5/11/78 p.26
Harper interim president cited 6/8/78 p.43
Harper's Birkholz looks east 6/8/78 p.28
BLANCHARD, LUCY ANN
Blanchard resigns as Hills clerk; Schuld named police
"commander" 6/29/78 p.15
BLANKE, JOHN
Barrington has its roots in slower paced life 10/26/78 p.61
BLAZO, JOHN
Barrington High School English teacher helps Blazo with
theatrical career 9/28/78 p.10
Soap is just fine for this graduate of Barrington High
School 9/28/78 p.10
BLONAR MEDICAL CLINIC
Village threatens to shut off clinic water 3/30/78 p.12
BOGEN, GILBERT
Dems pick psychiatrist to meet Crane in a fall 7/20/78
p.102
BORAH, MAXINE
A rose is a rose is a rose... and more to Maxine 5/18/78
p.53
BOTTOM, STEVE
This race car driver has plenty of Atlanta rhythm 8/24/78
p.104
BOWERS, FRANCES
Barrington Saddlery, Inc.; Bruce Duchossois, Marilyn B.
Heaton, and Frances Bowers, owners 8/24/78 p.83
BOY SCOUTS
Teen earns Eagle Scout badge 2/2/78 p.27
All in a day's work for scouts of Troop 21 4/6/78 p.14
Scouts offer chances for worldwide travel 10/12/78 p.40
Volunteers given awards by Scouts 12/7/78 p.30
BRAITHWAITE, J. WILLIAM
Missing legal bills -- are they really missing? 8/24/78
p.20
BRANNON, CORA LEE
Busy Brannon puts on finishing touches 11/16/78 p.15
BRASS BOX
Brass Box; Arline Crellin, owner 9/14/78 p.86
BRIDDLE, JOHN W.
County board member indicted 6/8/78 p.29
BRODY, LEONARD
Brody will run for Circuit Court 2/9/78 p.77
BROEKER HENDRICKSON AND COMPANY
Barrington accounting firm expands in merger 10/12/78 p.85
BROWN, CHARLES
Brown named new chairman of BACOG 4/27/78 p.15
New BACOG leader has big shoes to fill 7/13/78 p.38
Deer Park now has a part-time assistant 10/19/78 p.18
BROWN, TOM
Candidate for county sheriff takes firm stand against
prostitution 1/12/78 p.34
Brown wants homicide team 2/23/78 p.52
GOP candidate thanks voters 4/6/78 p.36
BRYAN PROPERTIES
Bryan Properties sues village; was denied setback variance
8/10/78 p.6
BUEHLER YMCA
Added utilities may hike cost of "Y" growth 1/26/78 p.14
YMCA plan trimmed due to high costs 3/23/78 p.34
Buehler wins diving title 4/6/78 p.120
Vacationing tadpoles find water fine 4/6/78 p.46
Buehler YMCA expansion passes first test in Palatine
4/20/78 p.12
Buehler "Y" lights 10 big birthday candles 5/4/78 p.25
BUEHLER, FERN D.
Romano out, but who's in at Buehler estate in Barrington
Hills? 6/22/78 p.14
BUILDINGS
Weather, stairs don't keep him from transportation hearing
1/19/78 p.16
YMCA plan trimmed due to high costs 3/23/78 p.34
Condominium project draws two opponents 4/6/78 p.5
Barrington Township has one iron in the fire 4/13/78 p.5
Hills fires building inspector 4/27/78 p.126
Fire safety, aid for handicapped are provided in new BOCA
code 5/25/78 p.16
Church officials move toward site development 6/8/78 p.11
Harper grads donate funds 6/8/78 p.41
First village hall faces wrecking ball 6/29/78 p.6
Deteriorating building a Harper headache 7/20/78 p.18
A landmark lost 8/10/78 p.7
Office building "go," residential project is not 9/14/78
p.15
Harper College test to determine beam's safety 10/5/78 p.30
Harper College to spend $20,000 on beam study 10/19/78 p.7
Office complex gears for opening next year 10/19/78 p.7
Correction to story of 10/19/78 10/26/78 p.9
Lake Barrington clears builders in inspection 12/7/78 p.124
Local builder wins Design '78 award 12/21/78 p.88
BURGER KING (RESTAURANT)
Burger King lawsuit months from trial date 1/26/78 p.18
New Burger King plan will be heard June 7 5/25/78 p.12
BUSH, THEODORE A.
Presbyterian Church installs Rev. Bush as associate
minister 4/6/78 p.125
BUSINESS ENTERPRISES
Miller's Country Carpet; Robert Miller, owner 1/12/78 p.74
Barrington Liquors, Ltd.; Gary Morton, owner 1/26/78 p.72
Sherry's Far East; Sherry Regan, owner 2/23/78 p.76
Tae Food Mart; Wes Carlson, owner 2/23/78 p.76
Oddfellow Chimney Sweeps; Guy Obermaier and Wayne Sabbak,
owners 4/6/78 p.25
Anthony's Carpets and Furnishings; Tony Vaos, owner 5/4/78
p.84
Phillips Men's Wear; Peter Yankala, owner 5/11/78 p.84
Stained Glass of Barrington; Mark Lewis, owner 6/22/78 p.76
Whitney Real Estate; Al Whitney, owner 6/29/78 p.92
Barrington Family Physicians; Bruce Bell and Kathleen
Hodgeman, owners 7/13/78 p.78
Barrington Saddlery, Inc.; Bruce Duchossois, Marilyn B.
Heaton, and Frances Bowers, owners 8/24/78 p.83
Brass Box; Arline Crellin, owner 9/14/78 p.86
Farmers Insurance Group; Ed Douglas and Vic Hebert, owners
9/21/78 p.102
Record Album; Ronald Scherf and Lynn Scherf, owners
9/21/78 p. 102
Technical Publishing Company; John K. Abely, owner 9/28/78
p.81
Country House; Sandy Tannert, Adrienne Clark, Cathie
Metzler, Judy Kelly, and Carole Olson, owners
10/12/78 p.84
Schmidt Wood Products; Charles Schmidt, owner 10/19/78 p.80
The Greenery; William Moir, owner 11/2/78 p.104
Applied Design Associates; Adelaide A. Thulin, owner
11/9/78 p.90
Something Special; Ardith Gulbransen, owner 12/7/78 p.104
Barrington Camera; Jim Hultgren, owner 12/21/78 p.85
BUSS, BOB
Who would care to walk a mile in his shoes? 2/2/78 p.15
BUTLER, JOHN
Three incumbents uncertain whether to enter Hills race
12/28/78 p.16
BUZINSKI, DANIEL L.
Carpentersville man held in Hills rape 11/16/78 p.7
C.M. PRODUCTS, INC.
Hospital gets $75,000 from Lake Zurich company 8/10/78 p.15
CAMP SITES, FACILITIES, ETC.
Campground trial date will be set Wednesday 3/2/78 p.5
Campground trial to start May 8 3/16/78 p.5
Short cut to the park eliminated by village 3/16/78 p.7
Campground trial may, may not start Monday 5/4/78 p.6
Village gets campground for $428,000 5/11/78 p.5
Village to get more funds for purchase of campground
5/18/78 p.5
Hillside, campground beautification delayed 7/13/78 p.11
Park master plan moving at snail's pace 7/20/78 p.22
A week at camp makes Roslyn students more nature-wise
10/19/78 p.26
CAMPUS INTERNATIONAL
Kids packing for trip to France 6/22/78 p.20
CAREER FAIR
Career Fair to give look at 100 local firms 2/16/78 p.10
Poster contest draws 600; winner digs archaeology 2/16/78
p.10
Correction to story of 2/16/78 2/23/78 p.7
Second Career Fair planned today at BHS 2/23/78 p.7
CARLSON, WES
Tae Food Mart; Wes Carlson, owner 2/23/78 p.76
CARMEL HIGH SCHOOL FOR BOYS
New high school principal named 6/8/78 p.34
CARPENTERSVILLE, ILL.
Dundee parks make bid to annex Hills site 5/25/78 p.50
CARRASCO, SHARON ANNE
Growth brings change in Courier newsroom 6/29/78 p.11
CARY, ILL.
Businesses join taxpayers revolt 7/20/78 p.13
Improvements to road a top priority: IDOT 8/10/78 p.17
CASSIN, BILL
Cassin party a double affair 12/7/78 p.74
CASSIN, RUTH
Cassin party a double affair 12/7/78 p.74
CATHOLIC RELIEF SERVICES
Catholic parishes collect for needy during Christmas
11/16/78 p.27
CATLOW THEATER
Theater, Hawley House may be landmarks 9/7/78 p.10
Two buildings nominated, but landmark status still unknown
9/7/78 p.10
Landmark still hoped for Catlow, Octagon 12/28/78 p.19
CATLOW, JOE
Pierson names housing panel 3/30/78 p.13
Two sides to the story of "incompetent" cops 7/27/78 p.20
CENSUS
Education survey planned in area 10/12/78 p.45
CHAPEK, JOSEPH E.
All in a day's work for scouts of Troop 21 4/6/78 p.14
CHARLES KLEHM NURSERIES DEVELOPMENT COMPANY
South Barrington planners consider 94-acre subdivision
3/16/78 p.11
CHASE, JOHN PAUL
Memories, bullet holes linger from Baby Face 11/23/78 p.31
CHESHIER, BILL
Husband offers reward for clues 4/20/78 p.58
Husband's hatred grows in wake of arrest 5/11/78 p.24
CHESHIER, KAREN
Husband offers reward for clues 4/20/78 p.58
Husband's hatred grows in wake of arrest 5/11/78 p.24
Gnewuch will be arraigned 6/29/78 p.23
Gnewuch pleads not guilty; judge sets trial for August 21
7/13/78 p.12
CHICAGO AND NORTH WESTERN TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
C&NW engines to get second series of tests 1/12/78 p.12
C&NW will throttle its grumbling diesels 4/6/78 p.18
CHICAGO BEARS
Fencik-led Bears to play Saturday 2/23/78 p.18
CHICAGO LUNG ASSOCIATION
Memorial fund established 2/16/78 p.31
CHILDREN
Hospital a care-full place to begin life in world 3/9/78
p.25
Safety Town ready to begin third summer 3/30/78 p.6
Week dedicated to young child 4/13/78 p.34
Barrington kids write books 4/20/78 p.30
Their interest centers on infant welfare 4/20/78 p.59
They put best paws forward at park show 7/13/78 p.10
Animator brings life to clay and classes 8/3/78 p.34
Swingers set sights on a world's record 8/24/78 p.7
"Robin's World" starts today; fun column for kids, parents
10/5/78 p.6
Officer Friendly 10/19/78 p.12
Firemen fight fire with early learning 11/23/78 p.15
Keeping 'em down on the farm not hard at all 11/23/78 p.26
Dear Santa: For Christmas, I wish the world… 12/21/78 p.25
Shelter a haven for children in need 12/28/78 p.23
CHILES, LINDEN
"James at 15" series: gone but not forgotten 7/6/78 p.22
CHIPPENDALE (SUBDIVISION)
Village, Chippendale reach accord 2/16/78 p.13
CHLEBEK, BILL
Chlebek is new Barrington High School track coach 7/6/78
p.95
CHRISTY, STEPHEN, JR.
Forest preserve supervisor cited 1/26/78 p.32
Forest preserve picks supervisor 2/16/78 p.29
CHRITTON, MIKE
News staff takes national story, photo awards 3/2/78 p.5
CHUNG, CAROL
Youngsters say final goodbye to classmate 6/1/78 p.6
Tragedy sparks park interest in boating law 6/22/78 p.11
CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS
Call of church takes BHS grad "down under" 8/24/78 p.25
CINA, KASYLE
Carrie Nation continues fight for state post 1/5/78 p.77
CITIZENS FOR CONSERVATION
Fen outside Tower Lkes is also key to survival of
wilderness 12/7/78 p.10
Tower Lakes fen: Is proposed subdivision friend or threat?
12/7/78 p.10
CLAASEN, NANCY
New advisors added to area association's staff 9/28/78 p.28
CLARK, ADRIENNE
Country House; Sandy Tannert, Adrienne Clark, Cathie
Metzler, Judy Kelly, and Carole Olson, owners
10/12/78 p.84
CLARK, SANDRA H.
Heart Fund chairman cited 2/2/78 p.28
CLEARBROOK CENTER DAY SCHOOL
Individual care is key to unlocking handicaps 2/16/78 p.25
CLIPPED WINGS, INC.
Wings clipped, they turn to helping the retarded 9/21/78
p.79
COALITION FOR POLITICAL HONESTY
Senators criticized by Honesty Coalition 1/19/78 p.57
Coalition urges freeze on taxes 7/6/78 p.61
COCHRANE, BILL
Lake Zurich paramedic chief is fired in a 5-1 vote 5/4/78
p.12
Forrest asks Lake Zurich to reconsider Cochrane firing
5/11/78 p.9
Cochrane a part-time fill-in for Barrington paramedic squad
6/29/78 p.23
COLLEGE OF LAKE COUNTY
CLC president says he'll resign 1/5/78 p.29
Acting CLC president named 1/12/78 p.37
CLC president speaks about referendum to steering group
2/16/78 p.32
Two seats open on CLC board 2/23/78 p.27
Marriage on the decline, says anthropologist 5/4/78 p.42
Graduation requirements altered 6/1/78 p.30
Hunter to head Grayslake college 7/27/78 p.34
COLUMBUS LAKE
Save Columbus Lake effort gets underway 3/23/78 p.10
Columbus Lake gets new breath of life 4/27/78 p.22
Lack of data delays park boating law 7/27/78 p.13
Sailboats may return to Columbus Lake soon 10/5/78 p.28
COMMONWEALTH EDISON COMPANY
Fire in plant's transformer knocks out power in 3 towns
6/1/78 p.12
COMPREHENSIVE EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING ACT
Project director hired for youth grant work 3/9/78 p.16
CONROY, MARTIN
Number one employee keeps peace number one 11/9/78 p.25
CONSERVATION OF NATURAL RESOURCES
Solar prophet sees sun as ray of energy hope 4/27/78 p.29
Fen outside Tower Lkes is also key to survival of
wilderness 12/7/78 p.10
Tower Lakes fen: Is proposed subdivision friend or threat?
12/7/78 p.10
COOK COUNTY FOREST PRESERVE DISTRICT
State approves grant for Crabtree addition 1/19/78 p.12
Forest Preserve gets funds for Crabtree 5/25/78 p.60
Crabtree Center gets more land 10/12/78 p.18
COOK COUNTY HOUSING ASSISTANCE PLAN
New housing plan is called "biased" 6/15/78 p.44
COOK COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT
Added police patrol may come from county 1/26/78 p.18
Residents rap county; say no to police patrol 5/11/78 p.16
COOK COUNTY, ILL.
Public service jobs available 2/9/78 p.56
Residents take anti-smut campaign to county 3/23/78 p.9
County lowers police patrol fee 4/6/78 p.42
County road repairs approved 4/13/78 p.26
Route 12 smut board concern, Dunne claims 5/4/78 p.15
Income from fines is increased 6/1/78 p.13
County board considers teenage drinking ban 8/10/78 p.12
Verdict on fines could mean $100,000 windfall 10/19/78 p.15
COOKERY
Tender loving care formula for cuisine 4/13/78 p.47
CORNER CUPBOARD RESTAURANT
Trial dates set for Panker, accountant 1/5/78 p.13
COUNCIL OF BARRINGTON GARDEN CLUBS
A rose is a rose is a rose... and more to Maxine 5/18/78
p.53
Garden club council launches "Barrington in Bloom -- 1978"
6/1/78 p.18
COUNTRY HOUSE
Country House; Sandy Tannert, Adrienne Clark, Cathie
Metzler, Judy Kelly, and Carole Olson, owners
10/12/78 p.84
COUNTRYSIDE CENTER FOR THE HANDICAPPED
Center helps to break cocoon of handicaps 2/23/78 p.21
COUNTRYSIDE SCHOOL
Young author is an instant award winner 5/4/78 p.14
Joey's memory lives at Countryside School 5/11/78 p.15
Countryside children remember their friend 6/22/78 p.10
COWELL, DONALD J.
Barrington podiatrist warns: skateboarding can be hazardous
5/11/78 p.28
COWLEY, SAM P.
Memories, bullet holes linger from Baby Face 11/23/78 p.31
COY, PATTI
Her diabetes a way of life for young victim 9/14/78 p.21
CRABTREE NATURE CENTER
State approves grant for Crabtree addition 1/19/78 p.12
Forest Preserve gets funds for Crabtree 5/25/78 p.60
Crabtree Center gets more land 10/12/78 p.18
CRANE, ARLENE
Family first priority for this candidate's wife 8/24/78
p.10
CRANE, PHILIP M.
Crane appoints Barrington man chairman of campaign
committee 1/26/78 p.60
Carter's tax plan a sham, Crane says 2/9/78 p.69
Crane bill would compensate fed lawsuit winners 2/9/78 p.63
Crane rallies against treaties 2/9/78 p.77
Crane comments on canal issue 2/16/78 p.29
Thompson and Crane turn out for Graham 3/16/78 p.18
Crane comments on national debt 4/6/78 p.24
Klepak quits campaign; Democrats mull replacement 4/13/78
p.19
Crane political appetite includes national office 4/27/78
p.20
Crane asks why base closing set 6/1/78 p.33
Crane favors state tax limit 6/1/78 p.68
Postal increases a tax, Crane says 6/1/78 p.32
VFW selects Crane for award 6/1/78 p.33
Crane speaks to Harper grads 6/8/78 p.43
Crane probably will seek presidency in '80 7/20/78 p.15
Dems pick psychiatrist to meet Crane in a fall 7/20/78
p.102
Crane takes part in study of IRS 7/27/78 p.32
Crane throws hat in ring 8/3/78 p.15
Replacement for Crane? No frontrunners yet 8/10/78 p.19
Crane willing to pay the "presidential price" 8/17/78 p.16
He has charisma... but will he get the votes? 8/24/78 p.10
Crane: Key to inflation is unlimited spending 11/2/78 p.103
Ex-professor Crane returns to classroom 11/2/78 p.19
CRELLIN, ARLINE
Brass Box; Arline Crellin, owner 9/14/78 p.86
CRIME AND CRIMINALS
Snowmobile ride ends with arrest of driver 1/5/78 p.16
Trial dates set for Panker, accountant 1/5/78 p.13
James cited for using Miller Road entrance 1/12/78 p.14
Cash, liquor taken in burglary at Ten Pin 1/19/78 p.18
Rape attempt a hoax: police 1/19/78 p.12
Sergel pleads "not guilty" 1/19/78 p.6
Mertens hurt in second prison escape attempt 1/26/78 p.5
Patrolman is injured in fracas at station 1/26/78 p.16
Mertens pleads "not guilty" in escape attempt 2/2/78 p.13
Graham played politics on Jayne case: Fonte 2/9/78 p.6
Graham says he didn't influence Jayne release 2/9/78 p.6
Youth arrested for school day burglaries 2/16/78 p.16
Organized crime behind Island Lake games? 3/9/78 p.7
Youth arrested after fracas at high school 3/9/78 p.15
Snowmobile operator is fined $60 by judge 3/16/78 p.15
Family held hostage: won't sign a complaint 3/23/78 p.14
From hallway gestapo to a jack of all trades 3/23/78 p.21
Mertens trial is postponed 3/23/78 p.19
Police consultant at BHS? It's not a "must" 3/23/78 p.21
Fire, legal action curb Tessie's business 3/30/78 p.34
Senator Schaffer backs investigation of public corruption,
tax cheating 3/30/78 p.33
Police arrest five 4/6/78 p.16
Klepak quits campaign; Democrats mull replacement 4/13/78
p.19
Husband offers reward for clues 4/20/78 p.58
Mertens pleads guilty, gets two more years 4/20/78 p.11
7 police departments assist at "near riot" 4/27/78 p.14
Jewelry taken in $300,000 Barrington Hills burglary 5/4/78
p.5
Silet gets probation in November shooting 5/4/78 p.16
Bizarre hit, run accident kills River Valley Gardens girl,
19 5/11/78 p.7
Husband's hatred grows in wake of arrest 5/11/78 p.24
Biograph's new owner hopes to diminish "red neck" image
5/18/78 p.14
Bump leads to brawl, stabbing and death 5/18/78 p.14
Daughter of resident is slain in Palatine 5/18/78 p.12
Hills police seek suspect in rape case 5/18/78 p.13
If a stranger asks directions, call Hills police 5/18/78
p.15
State may appeal Club Renaissance verdict 5/18/78 p.15
County board member indicted 6/8/78 p.29
Arrest Elmhurst man in Inverness burglary 6/15/78 p.16
Hit and run accident baffles sheriff's police 6/22/78 p.16
Sergel, Panker trial dates to be set soon 6/22/78 p.7
Stolen truck used in burglary at Riggs TV 6/22/78 p.14
Gnewuch will be arraigned 6/29/78 p.23
Two arrested in South Barrington drug bust 6/29/78 p.5
Crime increases in month of May 7/6/78 p.26
Ill-health postpones trial 7/6/78 p.13
Preliminary hearing in drug bust is continued until July 19
7/6/78 p.19
Quaker employee guilty of charges 7/6/78 p.13
Residents report false salesmen 7/6/78 p.29
Trial date may be set Friday in Island Lake gambling raid
7/6/78 p.16
County earns excellence award 7/13/78 p.24
Gnewuch pleads not guilty; judge sets trial for August 21
7/13/78 p.12
Judge to set trial date July 28 for 9 nabbed in gambling
raid 7/13/78 p.14
Sergel will go to trial on September 11 7/13/78 p.13
Tower Lakes police arrest naked swimmer 7/13/78 p.13
Burglars busy here 7/20/78 p.16
Panker pleads guilty; must pay $18,000 to department of
revenue 7/20/78 p.18
Court tomorrow in gambling case 7/27/78 p.99
Two sides to the story of "incompetent" cops 7/27/78 p.20
Wedding bash becomes melee 7/27/78 p.18
Klepak has 30 months to think about his "moment of greed"
8/3/78 p.18
Plea is not guilty in Biograph brawl case 8/3/78 p.46
Mertens free on bond 8/10/78 p.18
State drops charges against 2 men arrested 8/10/78 p. 17
Fall trial set in raid case 8/17/78 p.19
Teacher's car an object for kids' frustrations? 8/17/78 p.6
Idle hands the vandal's workshop, says youth officer
8/24/78 p.21
Panker auditor guilty; fined $500 and costs 8/24/78 p.17
Chicago man charged in phony ad campaign 9/7/78 p.35
Inverness man shoots at burglars in his home 9/7/78 p.16
North Barrington asks vandals to return stolen street signs
9/7/78 p.12
Sergel trial is postponed 9/7/78 p.11
Burglars take tools, cash from Paulson Lumber 9/14/78 p.10
Sergel trial to start October 23 9/14/78 p.16
Eight guilty in gambling raid, are fined by circuit court
judge 9/28/78 p.16
Tower Lakes youth kidnaped hitchhiking 10/5/78 p.9
Plan designed to combat auto thefts 10/12/78 p.38
Landmark restaurant closed: may become retail center, pub
10/19/78 p.14
Sergel trial set to begin 10/19/78 p.13
Sergel trial delayed again 10/26/78 p.16
Police search for assailant in County Line Road rape
11/2/78 p.7
Couple charged with murder 11/9/78 p.38
Vandals wreck shop; owner vows to reopen 11/9/78 p.14
Carpentersville man held in Hills rape 11/16/78 p.7
Memories, bullet holes linger from Baby Face 11/23/78 p.31
Porn trial delayed again 11/23/78 p.16
Acquitted of murder, she seeks return to normal 12/21/78
p.7
Court compels paper to surrender notebook 12/21/78 p.6
Bad check warrants lead to arrest of fraud suspect
12/28/78 p.24
Hearing set on vandalism 12/28/78 p.90
Police arrest two on theft charge 12/28/78 p.13
CROSSROADS CLINIC
Teens at life crossroad find health direction 5/11/78 p.44
For pregnant teens, help is home away from home 10/26/78
p.25
CRUZ, JOSE
From Castro's Cuba to making a clean sweep of school
hallways 9/7/78 p.21
CRYSTAL LAKE SCHOOL OF AVIATION
Taking wing 6/8/78 p.22
CRYSTAL LAKE, ILL.
Improvements to road a top priority: IDOT 8/10/78 p.17
CUBA TOWNSHIP REPUBLICAN ORGANIZATION
Cuba GOP endorses Graham; Barrington township session Feb.
23 2/2/78 p.12
CUBA TOWNSHIP, ILL.
Grin and bear it 3/9/78 p.5
Assessment Roll for 1977 3/30/78 p.95
Cuba police patrol: Will it go another year? 4/6/78 p.5
Cuba Township police patrol will continue full year
4/13/78 p.11
Abe would have been proud of this log house 4/20/78 p.10
51 years long enough for this public servant 8/10/78 p.12
Cuba Township dispute continues over area deputy should
patrol 12/21/78 p.10
Assessment roll for 1978 12/28/78 p.81
CUBA, ILL.
Budget 3/9/78 p.109
Treasurer's report 4/6/78 p.123
CUDNOWSKI, BILL
Fill 'er up 1/12/78 p.10
CYCLING
Bicycle patrol funding to be sought by Nelson 5/4/78 p.5
Traffic safety panel to study bicycle patrol 5/11/78 p.7
Safety panel endorses idea of bicycle patrol 5/18/78 p.12
Pedal power fights cancer 5/25/78 p.10
Bike patrol doesn't get chance to hit the street 6/29/78
p.9
Catlow blames police for delay in planning for bicycle
patrol 8/31/78 p.11
CYCLING PATHS
Safety first; then bikeways plan 1/19/78 p.15
DAKE, JEAN
New president for woman's club 6/15/78 p.62
DANCING
Young area dancers perform in "The Nutcracker Suite"
12/7/78 p.28
DANIELS, MARGARET
Body of missing woman found in Baker's Lake 5/18/78 p.5
DANNENFELDT, DIANE
Growth brings change in Courier newsroom 6/29/78 p.11
DASHER, GEORGE
Candidate enters Harper race 2/9/78 p.100
Harper panel picks 2 to run in April election 3/9/78 p.12
Harper College board candidates pledge to attack financial
deficits 3/30/78 p.33
Weber, Dasher win Harper board seats 4/13/78 p.7
DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION
Fifth grader wins DAR essay contest 2/16/78 p.56
DAVIDSON, JILL
Barrington girl wins riding prizes 10/19/78 p.31
DAWN HOUSE (CHILDREN'S HOME)
Emergency shelter helps kids find new dawn 6/29/78 p.25
Home, family offer safe haven 6/29/78 p.25
DAY CARE CENTERS
New concept comes to day care 4/6/78 p.35
DECOOK, AUDREY
She leads the Friends at the most exciting times 1/19/78
p.43
DECROW, KAREN
ERA pugilists take ring one more time 10/19/78 p.10
Women in combat? 10/19/78 p.10
DEER GROVE FOREST PRESERVE
Move over mosquitoes, here comes black fly 8/3/78 p.6
DEER PARK, ILL.
Deer Park to get first taste of 911 in summer 2/23/78 p.5
Family held hostage: won't sign a complaint 3/23/78 p.14
Deer Park budget has money for part-time administrator
4/20/78 p.14
Deer Park may adopt grid numbering system 4/20/78 p.11
120 residents oppose Deer Park grid plan 5/18/78 p.16
Treasurer's report 5/25/78 p.98
Modified grid system approved in Deer Park 6/22/78 p.11
Court to determine if road is public or private 7/6/78 p.38
Deer Park agrees to renew police contract 8/3/78 p.110
Homeowners hoping to put park in Deer Park 8/24/78 p.20
Deer Park seeks input on recreational needs 9/21/78 p.11
Full-time administrator coming to Deer Park? 9/21/78 p.14
Deer Park recreational needs on table 9/28/78 p.13
Deer Park won't employ administrator 10/5/78 p.13
New Deer Park panel to target on park sites 10/5/78 p.9
Deer Park now has a part-time assistant 10/19/78 p.18
Deer Park will take census to qualify for funds 11/23/78
p.127
Road repair still at issue 11/23/78 p.126
Filing date near for candidates 12/21/78 p.20
DEER VALLEY (SUBDIVISION)
Court to determine if road is public or private 7/6/78 p.38
Subdivision road project on hold 8/3/78 p.15
DEFERRED PROSECUTION PROGRAM
County earns excellence award 7/13/78 p.24
DELEUW CATHER AND COMPANY
Chicago firm winner in traffic "election" 3/30/78 p.16
DENTAL CARE
"Jaws" no terror at Harper 4/13/78 p.42
DEPOIAN, HAIG
Depoian heads adult services at new library 5/11/78 p.23
DERRIG, RICHARD
Police elect union leader 11/2/78 p.16
DEVERS, GARY
"One very good person" claimed by heart attack 7/13/78 p.6
DEVERS, RHONDA
Teens meet with Gov. Thompson; push for legislative
awareness 1/26/78 p.7
DEVINS, PAM
Title IX: School playgrounds latest battlefield in war
between sexes 8/31/78 p.21
DEVRIES, HAROLD J., REV.
Pastor marks 40 years of marriage, ministry 8/31/78 p.15
DEVRIES, JUNE
Pastor marks 40 years of marriage, ministry 8/31/78 p.15
DEYOUNG, NANCY
Center helps to break cocoon of handicaps 2/23/78 p.21
DICKELMAN, GLADYS
ERA: End or beginning of women's rights? 5/11/78 p.53
DIMONTE, GENE
Developer gives $5,000 donation to South Barrington Park
District 8/24/78 p.16
DIMUCCI HOME BUILDERS
DiMucci to seek plat okay from area towns 1/19/78 p.5
Golf course at LaBuy estate? DiMucci willing to discuss it
1/19/78 p.5
Inverness should annex DiMucci land: Puzey 4/6/78 p.19
Barrington Hills $18,000 filing fee shocks DiMucci 4/13/78
p.11
Inverness holds key to DiMucci proposal 4/20/78 p.12
Students like DiMucci plan at lesser density 5/11/78 p.10
DIXON, ALAN J.
Plan designed to combat auto thefts 10/12/78 p.38
DODGE TROPHIES AND AWARDS
Our link with Tinseltown 3/23/78 p.63
DOETSCH, CHARLES
Couple charged with murder 11/9/78 p.38
DOLLHOUSES
Homebuilder thinks big on a very small scale 8/17/78 p.58
DONAVIN, PAUL R.
BHS tennis players are seriously hurt in crash 6/22/78 p.5
DOTI, FRANK J.
Local men seek judge's post 2/2/78 p.28
DOUGHTY, DWAYNE
Splitting cost no way to solve this problem 7/13/78 p.40
DOUGLAS, ED
Farmers Insurance Group; Ed Douglas and Vic Hebert, owners
9/21/78 p.102
DOUMAKES, ARTHUR A.
"We've had it," last words of Barrington pilot 12/7/78 p.5
DOUMAKES, DOROTHY
"We've had it," last words of Barrington pilot 12/7/78 p.5
DRUG ABUSE
More races, more bucks, so trainers use "bute" 11/9/78 p.12
New book targets drug abuse at racetracks 11/9/78 p.11
DRUGS
Two arrested in South Barrington drug bust 6/29/78 p.5
Preliminary hearing in drug bust is continued until July 19
7/6/78 p.19
Suit a major factor in drug paraphernalia law 8/3/78 p.13
State drops charges against 2 men arrested 8/10/78 p. 17
DRUGS AND YOUTH
Drug use not restricted to high school: Greffin 3/2/78 p.7
District 220 will study police consultant idea 10/19/78 p.9
DUCHOSSOIS, BRUCE
Barrington Saddlery, Inc.; Bruce Duchossois, Marilyn B.
Heaton, and Frances Bowers, owners 8/24/78 p.83
DUFFY, DAN
Village should enforce obscenity law or abandon it: trustee
5/11/78 p.10
DUNDEE TOWNSHIP PARK DISTRICT
Dundee parks make bid to annex Hills site 5/25/78 p.50
DUNNE, GEORGE
Route 12 smut board concern, Dunne claims 5/4/78 p.15
EDUCATION
Educator's viewpoint of children to be topic of BACLD
meeting 3/9/78 p.16
School aid bill "in big trouble" in Springfield 5/25/78 p.5
ELECTIONS
Carrie Nation continues fight for state post 1/5/78 p.77
Fonte wants to debate; Graham's not interested 1/5/78 p.14
Candidate for county sheriff takes firm stand against
prostitution 1/12/78 p.34
Fonte's challenge of debate answered but not by Graham
1/12/78 p.14
Debate wouldn't serve any purpose: Graham 1/19/78 p.24
Fonte asks Palatine Township not to endorse 1/19/78 p.66
Fonte outlines program aimed at curbing state spending
1/19/78 p.42
Senators criticized by Honesty Coalition 1/19/78 p.57
Crane appoints Barrington man chairman of campaign
committee 1/26/78 p.60
Cuba GOP endorses Graham; Barrington township session Feb.
23 2/2/78 p.12
Guss, Munson to head committee 2/2/78 p.12
Palatine GOP backs Graham in primary 2/2/78 p.12
Candidate will run unopposed 2/9/78 p.34
County board hopeful would restrict growth 2/9/78 p.37
Fonte releases second tax relief statement 2/9/78 p.38
GOP group endorses 2/9/78 p.56
Graham backers lead campaign 2/9/78 p.35
Gurnee woman says she'll run for board 2/9/78 p.56
Verbic disappointed; McClory won't debate 2/9/78 p.40
Fonte appoints campaign chairmen 2/16/78 p.16
Fonte surveys residents on taxes, spending, ethics 2/16/78
p.38
Robin dispells rumors of absence 2/16/78 p.31
Candidates campaign together in 5th District 2/23/78 p.45
Fonte campaign makes overtures to lobbyists 2/23/78 p.17
Graham, Fonte debate to come on Wednesday 2/23/78 p.17
Verbic raps McClory, Washington attitude 2/23/78 p.26
Barrington Township solid behind Graham 3/2/78 p.14
Candidates join for county board primary race 3/2/78 p.20
Keep "loop" out of race, Graham says 3/9/78 p.13
Taxes, reform top Fonte's priority list 3/9/78 p.13
12th Congressional District--Republican 3/16/78 p.47
Countdown nears end: primary vote Tuesday 3/16/78 p.47
On the campaign trail with John Graham 3/16/78 p.23
On the campaign trail with Richard Fonte 3/16/78 p.22
Pro-life, anti-ERA group backs Graham 3/16/78 p.33
Thompson and Crane turn out for Graham 3/16/78 p.18
Anderson loses; McClory wins 3/23/78 p.5
Cuba Township gives Graham 97-vote win 3/23/78 p.5
Harper campaign leaders named to head "Citizens" slate
3/23/78 p.28
School board election draws five candidates 3/23/78 p.12
It's official: Graham a winner by 123 votes 3/30/78 p.7
Tie with Graham may have cost Anderson 3/30/78 p.6
School District 220 4/6/78 p.27
School, library elections are Saturday, Tuesday 4/6/78 p.27
William Rainey Harper College 4/6/78 p.29
Barrington Area Library Board 4/6/78 p.28
Anderson won't run as Democrat in Lake County board
election 4/13/78 p.19
It's Hirst, Helfrick in library board election 4/13/78 p.7
Klepak quits campaign; Democrats mull replacement 4/13/78
p.19
No organized Democrat effort in school board vote: Forsberg
4/13/78 p.6
Rose, Gravdal capture District 220 board seats 4/13/78 p.6
Weber, Dasher win Harper board seats 4/13/78 p.7
Crane political appetite includes national office 4/27/78
p.20
Four in running for Harper chief 5/4/78 p.16
Route 12 smut board concern, Dunne claims 5/4/78 p.15
Limit campaign costs, Steffen says 5/18/78 p.38
Clerk wants to debate challenger 5/25/78 p.37
Steffen raps holiday bill 6/1/78 p.30
McClory fails to react to needs of area: Steffen 6/8/78
p.79
Crane probably will seek presidency in '80 7/20/78 p.15
Dems pick psychiatrist to meet Crane in a fall 7/20/78
p.102
Crane throws hat in ring 8/3/78 p.15
Democrats look at Republican as county board candidate
8/3/78 p.19
Replacement for Crane? No frontrunners yet 8/10/78 p.19
Crane willing to pay the "presidential price" 8/17/78 p.16
Graham to carry Democrat banner in November election
8/17/78 p.111
Family first priority for this candidate's wife 8/24/78
p.10
He has charisma... but will he get the votes? 8/24/78 p.10
McClory campaigns with expert help 8/31/78 p.110
Do Republicans have too much leadership? 9/14/78 p.10
Candidates from area to appear Saturday at Lakehurst
9/28/78 p.36
Variety of faces, issues face voters Tuesday 11/2/78 p.25
First and second district incumbents win big 11/9/78 p.5
ELLER, RONALD
Bump leads to brawl, stabbing and death 5/18/78 p.14
Plea is not guilty in Biograph brawl case 8/3/78 p.46
ENERGY CONSERVATION
Will tell cost estimates for home improvements 2/2/78 p.66
ENGBRECHT, SUE
She'll ride her way to an ice show part 7/13/78 p.49
ENOCKSON, AMY
Amy survived, and there's hope for Megan, too 4/27/78 p.5
ENRIGHT, DANIEL
State drops charges against 2 men arrested 8/10/78 p. 17
EPISCOPAL CHARITIES AND PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
Barringtonian elected president 4/20/78 p.29
Barrington man elected president 5/11/78 p.30
EQUAL RIGHTS AMENDMENT
ERA: End or beginning of women's rights? 5/11/78 p.53
McClory opposes time extension to ratify ERA 6/8/78 p.31
Pageants more than swim suit, pretty face? 6/15/78 p.14
ERA pugilists take ring one more time 10/19/78 p.10
Women in combat? 10/19/78 p.10
ERZEN, RICHARD G.
CLC president says he'll resign 1/5/78 p.29
ETTERS, ROBBIE
Swingers set sights on a world's record 8/24/78 p.7
EVERGREEN CEMETARY
Time capsule ceremony planned Memorial Day 5/18/78 p.6
EVERYLIFE DAY CAMP
Everylife camp shows fun can be therapy 7/6/78 p.21
FAIRHAVEN (SUBDIVISION)
Moving cost keeps Columbus in Fairhaven 7/13/78 p.15
Lack of data delays park boating law 7/27/78 p.13
Sailboats may return to Columbus Lake soon 10/5/78 p.28
FARMERS INSURANCE GROUP
Farmers Insurance Group; Ed Douglas and Vic Hebert, owners
9/21/78 p.102
FENCIK, GARY
Gary Fencik's understudy days are behind him 1/5/78 p.71
Fencik-led Bears to play Saturday 2/23/78 p.18
FENCIK, SCOTT
Another Fencik bids for pro success 7/6/78 p.95
Scott Fencik cut by Giants; hopes for second chance
7/27/78 p.101
FENVIEW ESTATES (SUBDIVISION)
Tower Lakes fen: Is proposed subdivision friend or threat?
12/7/78 p.10
Fen fate decision delayed 'til January 12/21/78 p.6
FILLOON, ALLEN W.
Bad check warrants lead to arrest of fraud suspect
12/28/78 p.24
FINNANE, PAT
Roast was surprise and toast of his life 11/23/78 p.18
FIRES
Fire districts urged to create grid system 3/16/78 p.12
Fire, legal action curb Tessie's business 3/30/78 p.34
Tentative 911 system to be ready in August 3/30/78 p.5
120 residents oppose Deer Park grid plan 5/18/78 p.16
Fire in plant's transformer knocks out power in 3 towns
6/1/78 p.12
Modified grid system approved in Deer Park 6/22/78 p.11
Grid system gains formal Barrington Hills nod 11/2/78 p.10
Fire board supports, but won't fund grid system 11/9/78 p.6
FIRST NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY
All in a day's work for scouts of Troop 21 4/6/78 p.14
FLINT CREEK
Flint Creek discharge meeting this Sunday 4/20/78 p.14
Hills vows to protect water in Flint Creek 5/25/78 p.18
Flint Creek discharge pact nearing approval 6/8/78 p.16
FLOCK, WARD
Ward Flock dies at 85 9/21/78 p.6
FLOODS
Homeowners can help avoid flooding hazards 3/9/78 p.6
MSD establishes flood relief hotline 6/8/78 p.41
We've had enough rain for now, thank you 7/6/78 p.5
South Barrington tagged for fed flood study 11/23/78 p.14
FONTE, RICHARD
Fonte wants to debate; Graham's not interested 1/5/78 p.14
Fonte's challenge of debate answered but not by Graham
1/12/78 p.14
Debate wouldn't serve any purpose: Graham 1/19/78 p.24
Fonte asks Palatine Township not to endorse 1/19/78 p.66
Fonte outlines program aimed at curbing state spending
1/19/78 p.42
Guss, Munson to head committee 2/2/78 p.12
Fonte releases second tax relief statement 2/9/78 p.38
Graham played politics on Jayne case: Fonte 2/9/78 p.6
Fonte appoints campaign chairmen 2/16/78 p.16
Fonte surveys residents on taxes, spending, ethics 2/16/78
p.38
Fonte campaign makes overtures to lobbyists 2/23/78 p.17
Graham, Fonte debate to come on Wednesday 2/23/78 p.17
Taxes, reform top Fonte's priority list 3/9/78 p.13
On the campaign trail with Richard Fonte 3/16/78 p.22
Cuba Township gives Graham 97-vote win 3/23/78 p.5
It's official: Graham a winner by 123 votes 3/30/78 p.7
FORREST, NELSON
Forrest is pleased by village progress in '77 1/12/78 p.16
Forrest asks Lake Zurich to reconsider Cochrane firing
5/11/78 p.9
How much is enough? [North Barrington surplus funds]
8/31/78 p.19
FORSBERG, THEODORE
Here's to your good "fortune" 3/30/78 p.13
No organized Democrat effort in school board vote: Forsberg
4/13/78 p.6
FORT SHERIDAN
Military base hearing slated 5/25/78 p.39
Closing of military installations means loss of income in
county 6/1/78 p.30
Crane asks why base closing set 6/1/78 p.33
FORTMANN, CATHY
Growth brings change in Courier newsroom 6/29/78 p.11
FOSTER, DELORIS M.
MSD establishes flood relief hotline 6/8/78 p.41
FOURTH OF JULY
GOP drops fireworks, cites cost 6/29/78 p.6
FOX POINT (SUBDIVISION)
Project near Fox Point rejected by commission 8/24/78 p.19
FOX RIVER
A new bridge over old muddy? 3/2/78 p.15
Haeger bridge concept draws BACOG ire 3/2/78 p.15
Fox cleanup is possible, McClory says 3/9/78 p.22
Haeger bridge meeting April 3 3/16/78 p.10
Fox bridge hearing set on feasibility study 3/30/78 p.15
Haeger bridge study draws hoots, hollers 4/6/78 p.11
Haeger bridge study approved in 13-3 vote 4/20/78 p.16
FOX RIVER VALLEY GARDENS
Hit and run accident baffles sheriff's police 6/22/78 p.16
Gnewuch pleads not guilty; judge sets trial for August 21
7/13/78 p.12
FRANKENTHAL, LESTER E., III
Barringtonian elected president 4/20/78 p.29
Barrington man elected president 5/11/78 p.30
FREMD HIGH SCHOOL
"Good time" becomes nightmare; more than 30 fans fall from
stand 9/28/78 p.5
Bruised spines, backs predominant injuries 9/28/78 p.14
Fremd bleachers were due to be replaced 9/28/78 p.5
New set of bleachers is installed at Fremd 10/5/78 p.12
FRUM, HOWARD
State drops charges against 2 men arrested 8/10/78 p. 17
GAIMARI, CARL
Inverness swim pool can stay, but that fence has got to go
5/11/78 p.119
GALVEC, JORGE
Youth is killed, 16 others injured in 2 accidents 8/17/78
p.15
GAMBLING
Organized crime behind Island Lake games? 3/9/78 p.7
Fire, legal action curb Tessie's business 3/30/78 p.34
Citizens' group opposes state legalized gambling 6/8/78
p.30
Trial date may be set Friday in Island Lake gambling raid
7/6/78 p.16
Judge to set trial date July 28 for 9 nabbed in gambling
raid 7/13/78 p.14
Court tomorrow in gambling case 7/27/78 p.99
GANZER, JOHN
BHS grad acts in road show 6/8/78 p.25
GARNER, W. HAROLD "HAL"
Acting CLC president named 1/12/78 p.37
GEARY, NORMAN
Robin elected to board; Geary reviews his term 12/7/78 p.16
GEHLER, DAVE
Title IX: School playgrounds latest battlefield in war
between sexes 8/31/78 p.21
GELCH, JOHN A.
Athletic director appointed dean 6/8/78 p.31
GENERAL BUSINESS SERVICES, INC.
Barrington man named field director 2/2/78 p.64
GILLIS, LESTER
Memories, bullet holes linger from Baby Face 11/23/78 p.31
GIRL SCOUTS
Suburban Girl Scouts launch fund-raising campaign 2/9/78
p.77
Kirk Center scouts -- small badges, big merit 6/1/78 p.35
GLAZE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
Good pay, outdoor work woo women into construction 6/8/78
p.57
GNEWUCH, GEORGE
Husband's hatred grows in wake of arrest 5/11/78 p.24
Gnewuch will be arraigned 6/29/78 p.23
Gnewuch pleads not guilty; judge sets trial for August 21
7/13/78 p.12
GODDARD, JOSEPH
Homebuilder thinks big on a very small scale 8/17/78 p.58
GOEBBERT FARM
Pumpkins rate high as Goebbert family sets autumn scene
10/19/78 p.47
GOEBBERT, ESTHER
Pumpkins rate high as Goebbert family sets autumn scene
10/19/78 p.47
GOEBBERT, JOHN
Pumpkins rate high as Goebbert family sets autumn scene
10/19/78 p.47
GOEPPNER, DANIELLE
New language plus big family equal AFS lessons 8/17/78 p.21
GOLD, LAURENCE
How much is enough? [North Barrington surplus funds]
8/31/78 p.19
State supports village in wake of audit flap 9/28/78 p.20
GOLF
Golf course at LaBuy estate? DiMucci willing to discuss it
1/19/78 p.5
Golf course idea opposed by trustee 1/26/78 p.9
GOOCH, ELOISE
Forrest says realtor trying to break zoning 8/3/78 p.6
GOOCH, THOMAS
Forrest says realtor trying to break zoning 8/3/78 p.6
GOOD SHEPHERD HOSPITAL
Sky-high view 1/5/78 p.5
Applications roll in for jobs on Good Shepherd hospital
staff 2/16/78 p.17
Good Shepherd Hospital receives $20,000 donation from Gould
Inc. 4/6/78 p.94
Citizens may autograph hospital beam June 11 5/11/78 p.22
Good Shepherd opens three-part fund drive 6/1/78 p.14
Good Shepherd selects chairman 6/15/78 p.86
Surgery needed on cancerous hospital costs 6/15/78 p.23
Hospital gets $75,000 from Lake Zurich company 8/10/78 p.15
Pay first $1,000 of $5,000 pledge 10/12/78 p.64
Hospital receives $50,000 grant 10/19/78 p.31
Medical facilities keep area in good health 10/26/78 p.77
GOULD, INC.
Gould to enter auto racing scene 1/12/78 p.72
Gould named marketer of year 2/2/78 p.66
Good Shepherd Hospital receives $20,000 donation from Gould
Inc. 4/6/78 p.94
GOVERNMENT
Seniors, teens benefit from townships in '77 1/12/78 p.12
Beers pledges watchdog role 2/9/78 p.16
Public service jobs available 2/9/78 p.56
Vote records show McClory consistency 2/9/78 p.35
Official charges Graham pressured radio bids 2/16/78 p.5
State booklet spells out which meetings should be open to
public 4/13/78 p.38
Graham, Mugalian vote for legislative pay hike 12/7/78 p.7
GRAHAM, F.T. "MIKE"
County board hopeful would restrict growth 2/9/78 P.37
Candidates join for county board primary race 3/2/78 p.20
Tie with Graham may have cost Anderson 3/30/78 p.6
Democrats look at Republican as county board candidate
8/3/78 p.19
Graham to carry Democrat banner in November election
8/17/78 p.111
GRAHAM, JOHN A.
Fonte wants to debate; Graham's not interested 1/5/78 p.14
Fonte's challenge of debate answered but not by Graham
1/12/78 p.14
Debate wouldn't serve any purpose: Graham 1/19/78 p.24
Fonte asks Palatine Township not to endorse 1/19/78 p.66
Senators criticized by Honesty Coalition 1/19/78 p.57
Cuba GOP endorses Graham; Barrington township session Feb.
23 2/2/78 p.12
Palatine GOP backs Graham in primary 2/2/78 p.12
GOP group endorses 2/9/78 p.56
Graham backers lead campaign 2/9/78 p.35
Graham played politics on Jayne case: Fonte 2/9/78 p.6
Graham says he didn't influence Jayne release 2/9/78 p.6
Official charges Graham pressured radio bids 2/16/78 p.5
Senator Graham to seek local control of unincorporated
building, zoning 2/16/78 p.30
Fonte campaign makes overtures to lobbyists 2/23/78 p.17
Graham, Fonte debate to come on Wednesday 2/23/78 p.17
Barrington Township solid behind Graham 3/2/78 p.14
Keep "loop" out of race, Graham says 3/9/78 p.13
On the campaign trail with John Graham 3/16/78 p.23
Pro-life, anti-ERA group backs Graham 3/16/78 p.33
Thompson and Crane turn out for Graham 3/16/78 p.18
Cuba Township gives Graham 97-vote win 3/23/78 p.5
Bill would allow paramedics to initiate emergency aid
3/30/78 p.30
It's official: Graham a winner by 123 votes 3/30/78 p.7
New bills would rescue strapped school boards 4/20/78 p.7
Wegman raps senate leadership 5/25/78 p.38
Advisory tax relief may come this fall 6/15/78 p.9
Graham chides Senate in wake of tax revolt 6/15/78 p.9
Library lights not a dead issue: Graham 7/6/78 p.5
Graham to attend tax reform meet 7/27/78 p.38
Ela project foes seek clout from Senator Graham with IDOT
9/28/78 p.11
Graham still pushing Ela Road traffic light 10/19/78 p.6
Graham meets with IDOT on Ela Road stoplight 10/26/78 p.7
First and second district incumbents win big 11/9/78 p.5
Graham, Mugalian vote for legislative pay hike 12/7/78 p.7
GRAHAM, RITA
Hough's Rita Graham is somebody "special" 4/27/78 p.10
GRAVDAL, MARCUS
No conflict for board member with wife teaching in district
4/6/78 p.12
No organized Democrat effort in school board vote: Forsberg
4/13/78 p.6
Rose, Gravdal capture District 220 board seats 4/13/78 p.6
GREAT LAKES NAVAL TRAINING STATION
Military base hearing slated 5/25/78 p.39
Closing of military installations means loss of income in
county 6/1/78 p.30
GREATER BARRINGTON GYMNASTICS ASSOCIATION
Clean up gyms, lockers group suggests to school 12/21/78
p.19
GREENERY
Chef is no greenhorn at the new Greenery 9/7/78 p.68
The Greenery; William Moir, owner 11/2/78 p.104
GREFFIN, KEN
Drug use not restricted to high school: Greffin 3/2/78 p.7
From hallway gestapo to a jack of all trades 3/23/78 p.21
Police consultant at BHS? It's not a "must" 3/23/78 p.21
Two sides to the story of "incompetent" cops 7/27/78 p.20
Suit a major factor in drug paraphernalia law 8/3/78 p.13
Idle hands the vandal's workshop, says youth officer
8/24/78 p.21
BHS police counselor to be studied Sept. 19 8/31/78 p.5
Teen drinking major problem here: officials 9/14/78 p.11
District 220 will study police consultant idea 10/19/78 p.9
GRELLE, LAWRENCE E.
Barrington Lions elect officers for '78-'79 service season
6/29/78 p.28
GRIESHEIMER, RON
Bill would return local control of landfill sites 5/11/78
p.41
GROSS, TANYA
Young author is an instant award winner 5/4/78 p.14
GROVE AVENUE SCHOOL
Grove finds a way to combat "Cabin Fever" 5/18/78 p.10
GRUNNAH, TOM
This race car driver has plenty of Atlanta rhythm 8/24/78
p.104
GUARNIERI, PAT
Resident's parents flying here, courtesy of Ronald McDonald
8/24/78 p.6
GUINNESS BOOK OF WORLD RECORDS
Swingers set sights on a world's record 8/24/78 p.7
Swinger goes solo, gets into record book 8/31/78 p.7
Ohio welcome refuge for swinger, family 9/7/78 p.14
California "swingers" go one better than Ian 10/5/78 p.5
GULBRANSEN, ARDITH
Something Special; Ardith Gulbransen, owner 12/7/78 p.104
GUSS, ROBERT
Guss, Munson to head committee 2/2/78 p.12
Inverness in turnabout; Guss charges "payoff" 6/8/78 p.24
HAEGER BRIDGE
A new bridge over old muddy? 3/2/78 p.15
Haeger bridge concept draws BACOG ire 3/2/78 p.15
Haeger bridge meeting April 3 3/16/78 p.10
Fox bridge hearing set on feasibility study 3/30/78 p.15
Haeger bridge study approved in 13-3 vote 4/20/78 p.16
Haeger bridge study draws hoots, hollers 4/6/78 p.11
HAEGER'S BEND, ILL.
East is east, west is west, sayeth Ulmen's compass 6/1/78
p.62
HAGER, JILL
BHS coed gears for return trip to Germany 6/1/78 p.20
HALL, LORENA
Lorena dances way to her 99th birthday 10/12/78 p.12
HALLBERG, GARY
First Masters 4/13/78 p.112
Hallberg repeats as North-South champion 5/25/78 p.107
HALLETT, SEARS
Re-elect Hallett 220 president in 4-3 vote 4/20/78 p.15
Hallett's use of crew for private project called judgment
error 10/26/78 p.5
HANDICAPPED
BCAH slates Wheelchair Day 2/16/78 p.20
Center helps to break cocoon of handicaps 2/23/78 p.21
Scavenger hunt part of "Wheelchair Day" 4/13/78 p.15
Plight of the handicapped will be theirs Saturday 5/11/78
p.12
Curbs loom like walls, stairs like mountains 5/18/78 p.22
The handicapped find few firms accessible 5/18/78 p.24
Fire safety, aid for handicapped are provided in new BOCA
code 5/25/78 p.16
Plan for handicapped parking to be revealed 6/22/78 p.6
Parking for disabled referred to committee 7/13/78 p.11
Two parking spots set aside for handicapped 7/27/78 p.14
District 220 step ahead in aid for handicapped 8/10/78 p.16
Overweight trucks are banned from 24 streets 8/17/78 p.16
New stickers to help disabled find parking 9/14/78 p.10
Sticker program aims to aid handicapped 10/19/78 p.39
Townships have parking cards for the disabled 10/26/78 p.11
HANDICAPPED YOUTH
Individual care is key to unlocking handicaps 2/16/78 p.25
Summer has fun in store for handicapped youngsters 2/16/78
p.16
Educational bloom of flower sale, programs 4/6/78 p.75
Kirk Center scouts -- small badges, big merit 6/1/78 p.35
Everylife camp shows fun can be therapy 7/6/78 p.21
School district holds $81,500 from Special Education
District of Lake County 7/20/78 p.17
Free wheeling competition a ball for athlete 8/10/78 p.21
Handicapped kids need help,too; grant pursued 11/9/78 p.24
District 220's SEDOL plan to curriculum committee 11/23/78
p.7
District 220 decides to keep special education system
12/21/78 p.15
U.S. law guarantees education to most severely handicapped
12/21/78 p.15
HANSEN, BARBARA
Barrington Hills taking on more professional air 1/5/78 p.6
New BACOG leader has big shoes to fill 7/13/78 p.38
HANSEN, CARL R.
New housing plan is called "biased" 6/15/78 p.44
Hansen raps ride RTA 7/20/78 p.39
HAPPY DAY BAR (NIGHTCLUB)
Organized crime behind Island Lake games? 3/9/78 p.7
Fire, legal action curb Tessie's business 3/30/78 p.34
Trial date may be set Friday in Island Lake gambling raid
7/6/78 p.16
HARPER COLLEGE
Presidential search to stress academics 1/5/78 p.15
Harper increases tuition 1/19/78 p.18
Harper picks firm to update master plan 1/26/78 p.24
Harper referendum could come this fall 1/26/78 p.9
Candidate enters Harper race 2/9/78 p.100
Committee to pick slate of Harper candidates 2/9/78 p.15
Donation aids scholarship fund 2/9/78 p.38
Women's center is open daily 2/9/78 p.34
Fifty-eight candidates apply for president's post 2/16/78
p.11
Harper trustee charges committee is uninformed 2/16/78 p.11
Harper panel tests "intellectual firepower" 3/2/78 p.18
Harper panel picks 2 to run in April election 3/9/78 p.12
Cookie may crumble in favor of Klussman 3/16/78 p.35
Deep cuts in budget spark tax hike talk 3/16/78 p.54
Harper wins speech tourney 3/23/78 p.38
Balanced budget is goal of citizens' panel candidates
3/30/78 p.34
Harper College board candidates pledge to attack financial
deficits 3/30/78 p.33
42 are still in running for top spot at Harper 4/6/78 p.18
William Rainey Harper College 4/6/78 p.29
"Jaws" no terror at Harper 4/13/78 p.42
College awarded aesthetic grant 4/13/78 p.46
Harper board picks Klussman 4/13/78 p.7
Weber, Dasher win Harper board seats 4/13/78 p.7
Lahti bills Harper College $1,400 for tax consultation
4/20/78 p.36
Harper brass feels sting of Tomchek tongue 4/27/78 p.20
Four in running for Harper chief 5/4/78 p.16
Harper to bridge gap 'twixt kitchen and work 5/4/78 p.31
Harper voters' choice: course cuts or tax hike 5/4/78 p.9
Paper shufflers target of Harper task force 5/4/78 p.14
Birkholz for president cry of classified staff 5/11/78 p.26
Pepper builds Motorola office 5/18/78 p.76
Referendum vote may come at Harper meet 5/18/78 p.9
McGrath "right match" to take Harper reins 5/25/78 p.15
McGrath moves into Harper leader's chair 6/1/78 p.18
Professor earns faculty award 6/1/78 p.37
Athletic director appointed dean 6/8/78 p.31
Crane speaks to Harper grads 6/8/78 p.43
Harper grads donate funds 6/8/78 p.41
Harper interim president cited 6/8/78 p.43
Harper may go to voters for tax increase 6/8/78 p.15
Harper's Birkholz looks east 6/8/78 p.28
Harper tax hike to go to voters by fall 6/15/78 p.19
Deteriorating building a Harper headache 7/20/78 p.18
Harper tax increase up for September 19 vote 7/20/78 p.14
Harper must find $2 million to save campus 8/17/78 p.9
Transfers from Harper make grade 8/24/78 p.49
Harper using surplus to make ends meet 8/31/78 p.109
Friends, foes prepare for Harper bond vote 9/7/78 p.6
Work slowdown, strike loom as Harper teachers call meeting
9/7/78 p.6
Harper College staff must hide their feelings about
referendum 9/14/78 p.18
Harper vote Tuesday 9/14/78 p.7
Weak pipe led to beam fall at Harper: report 9/14/78 p.106
Barrington voters help reject Harper College referendum
9/21/78 p.5
Enrollment drop at Harper 9/21/78 p.22
Harper teachers, board in contract settlement 9/21/78 p.24
Harper may sell Arlington Heights campus 9/28/78 p.15
Harper College test to determine beam's safety 10/5/78 p.30
Budget cut of $500,000 faces college trustees 10/12/78 p.11
ERA pugilists take ring one more time 10/19/78 p.10
Harper board taking knife to expenses 10/19/78 p.14
Harper College to spend $20,000 on beam study 10/19/78 p.7
Women in combat? 10/19/78 p.10
Enrollment drop means bigger Harper deficit 11/16/78 p.14
Harper gym facilities to open to public use 11/16/78 p.20
Placing the displaced - a special program 11/23/78 p.45
Harper staff cuts seen to balance budget 12/7/78 p.22
Displaced homemakers displaced by fund cuts 12/21/78 p.22
Faculty union blasts Harper cutback plan 12/21/78 p.18
Poll reveals faculty unrest over Harper pay scales
12/21/78 p.22
HARPER COLLEGE CITIZENS' COMMITTEE
Harper trustee charges committee is uninformed 2/16/78 p.11
Harper panel tests "intellectual firepower" 3/2/78 p.18
Harper campaign leaders named to head "Citizens" slate
3/23/78 p.28
Balanced budget is goal of citizens' panel candidates
3/30/78 p.34
HARRIS, PETRA
Educator's viewpoint of children to be topic of BACLD
meeting 3/9/78 p.16
HAWLEY, ELIZABETH
Barrington has its roots in slower paced life 10/26/78 p.61
HAYTER, VIRGINIA
Theater plan appeals to Hoffman president 5/11/78 p.6
Puzey-Hayter feud will resume Tuesday 7/6/78 p.18
HEALTH SYSTEMS AGENCY
Health agency funding okayed 5/18/78 p.30
Agency sets health goals 5/25/78 p.34
Director elected 6/1/78 p.33
HSA forms speakers group 6/1/78 p.33
Health board members elected 6/8/78 p.41
Public outcry trims HSA family planning 12/7/78 p.122
HSA votes to reinstate family plan references 12/21/78 p.16
HEART ASSOCIATION
Different strokes to benefit folks through 3-county Swim
for Heart 7/6/78 p.35
HEATON, MARILYN B.
Barrington Saddlery, Inc.; Bruce Duchossois, Marilyn B.
Heaton, and Frances Bowers, owners 8/24/78 p.83
HEBERT, VIC
Farmers Insurance Group; Ed Douglas and Vic Hebert, owners
9/21/78 p.102
HEDDEN, GARY
Abe would have been proud of this log house 4/20/78 p.10
HEDDEN, LYNNE
Abe would have been proud of this log house 4/20/78 p.10
HEDLUND, OTIS
Harper campaign leaders named to head "Citizens" slate
3/23/78 p.28
HELFRICK, CHARLES
It's Hirst, Helfrick in library board election 4/13/78 p.7
Roos is re-elected president of Barrington library board
5/11/78 p.105
Library trustee tours NSLS 6/1/78 p.26
HELLMAN, DONNA
Old Barrington focus of new-look museum 3/23/78 p.15
HENDRICKSON, ALLAN J.
Police arrest two on theft charge 12/28/78 p.13
HENN, JEB
Local artists in Up With People at Ravinia 6/29/78 p.64
Keeping "Up with People" a hectic on-stage life 7/20/78
p.10
HENRICKSEN, BRUCE
Henricksen is all-star gridder 4/6/78 p.42
HETLAND, THOMAS
Family returning from picnic injured in two-car accident
8/3/78 p.16
HETZEL, JOHN
Labor Day crash injures four persons 9/7/78 p.15
HILL, KERRY
Local actress stars in musical 2/23/78 p.38
HILL, LEWIS W.
New RTA chief draws blast from Skinner 8/31/78 p.71
HINTON, JENNIFER
Barrington girl horse show winner 7/27/78 p.30
HIRST, ANN
It's Hirst, Helfrick in library board election 4/13/78 p.7
Roos is re-elected president of Barrington library board
5/11/78 p.105
HIRST, HOLLY
Barrington student goes to Washington 4/13/78 p.36
HOBAN, PAUL, FATHER
Priest gets $5,000 from estate 7/20/78 p.13
HODGEMAN, KATHLEEN
Barrington Family Physicians; Bruce Bell and Kathleen
Hodgeman, owners 7/13/78 p.78
HOFFMAN ESTATES, ILL.
BACOG, South Barrington eye Hoffman Estates zoning plan
2/16/78 p.15
Ravinia-type complex proposed near here 4/20/78 p.5
Theater plan appeals to Hoffman president 5/11/78 p.6
Theater proposal may draw area opposition 5/11/78 p.14
Hoffman planners near vote on music center 6/1/78 p.15
City of Aurora said "no" to Nederlander 6/8/78 p.6
Opposition to get shot at theater plan tonight 6/15/78 p.7
Traffic barbs traded at hearing on theater 6/22/78 p.18
Puzey-Hayter feud will resume Tuesday 7/6/78 p.18
Violence commonplace at SIU theater: police 7/13/78 p.18
Poplar Creek bill -- $7,425 and counting 7/20/78 p.5
No public easement for Route 59 entrance to theater
7/27/78 p.11
Poplar Creek fight tab hits the $20,000 mark 7/27/78 p.11
Plan commission recommendation on theater due in 2 to 3
weeks 8/3/78 p.12
Hoffman planners endorse theater with changes 8/10/78 p.5
Tollway commission may block theater path 8/17/78 p.5
Hoffman orchestrates approval for music theater 8/24/78 p.7
Villages in concert on lawsuit against theater 8/31/78 p.5
Motion to dismiss towns' suit to be heard October 18 in
Chicago 10/5/78 p.7
Theater suit dismissal will be heard Friday 10/19/78 p.5
Villages plan appeal to reverse theater ruling 10/26/78 p.7
Homeowners join legal battle against theater 11/16/78 p.6
HOLBY, JOHN
Bump leads to brawl, stabbing and death 5/18/78 p.14
HOLLIS, HERMAN E.
Memories, bullet holes linger from Baby Face 11/23/78 p.31
HOME OPPORTUNITY FOR PREGNANCY EXPERIENCE
Midwives will have another day in court 6/22/78 p.16
HOMES FOR CHILDREN
Judge dismisses suit against home for girls 1/12/78 p.24
Occupancy permit next hurdle for Applewood 2/9/78 p.12
HOPE, BOB
Hope hidden from the press 9/14/78 p.19
HOPP, BRADLEY S.
BHS tennis players are seriously hurt in crash 6/22/78 p.5
Tennis players bounce back from auto crash 9/7/78 p.7
HORNE, TED
Lipofsky, Perille will not seek re-election to Barrington
board 12/21/78 p.7
HORSES
Hills teen rides to victory 7/20/78 p.65
Barrington girl horse show winner 7/27/78 p.30
Equine celebrities from Barrington 8/10/78 p.54
Barrington girl wins riding prizes 10/19/78 p.31
More races, more bucks, so trainers use "bute" 11/9/78 p.12
New book targets drug abuse at racetracks 11/9/78 p.11
HOSPITALS
Surgery needed on cancerous hospital costs 6/15/78 p.23
Pepper Road medical facility proposal to be heard Wednesday
7/13/78 p.12
Lake Barrington opposes medical facility zoning 7/20/78
p.13
HOUGH STREET SCHOOL
Hough's Rita Graham is somebody "special" 4/27/78 p.10
Forward Z's key to success with ABC's 10/12/78 p.36
Dear Santa: For Christmas, I wish the world… 12/21/78 p.25
HOUSES
Will tell cost estimates for home improvements 2/2/78 p.66
Bellingers settle out of court in North Barrington sewer
suit 2/9/78 p.14
Abe would have been proud of this log house 4/20/78 p.10
Solar prophet sees sun as ray of energy hope 4/27/78 p.29
Young couple restores old home to 1890s charm 6/29/78 p.45
Homebuilder thinks big on a very small scale 8/17/78 p.58
County collecting data for '79 assessments 10/26/78 p.20
HOUSING
DiMucci to seek plat okay from area towns 1/19/78 p.5
Local apartments go for $2 million 2/23/78 p.48
Lineup of new homes to overlook golf course 3/16/78 p.88
Pierson will appoint trustees to serve on housing panel
3/16/78 p.14
South Barrington planners consider 94-acre subdivision
3/16/78 p.11
Pierson names housing panel 3/30/78 p.13
Condominium project draws two opponents 4/6/78 p.5
Village files opposition to condo complex 4/27/78 p.13
Three villages oppose 624-unit condo complex 5/4/78 p.10
BYS offers housing service 5/11/78 p.32
New housing plan is called "biased" 6/15/78 p.44
NIPC adopts housing, water, land use plans 6/29/78 p.122
Housing for senior citizens under study 10/5/78 p.13
HUBBARD, GEORGE
One man's work brightens inner vision of another 1/12/78
p.62
HULTGREN, JIM
Ground-bound fliers take wing by radio 4/13/78 p.21
Barrington Camera; Jim Hultgren, owner 12/21/78 p.85
HUNTER, JOHN O.
Hunter to head Grayslake college 7/27/78 p.34
HUNTING
Young hunters learn safety 2/9/78 p.63
HUTCHINGS, PERRY
The Ice Man cometh to Barrington Arena 8/24/78 p.105
HUZAUGH, DOROTHEA
Old-fashion values keep life humming 9/14/78 p.40
HYLANDER, LENORA
Lake Zurich counselor feted for work 12/28/78 p.24
ILLINOIS BELL TELEPHONE
Stanley upset by phone rate hike request 2/9/78 p.39
ILLINOIS DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION
County receives recreation grant 1/19/78 p.38
Land acquisition grant awarded 1/19/78 p.38
State approves grant for Crabtree addition 1/19/78 p.12
Village to get more funds for purchase of campground
5/18/78 p.5
ILLINOIS DEPARTMENT OF LAW ENFORCEMENT
Personal portable best for dispatch program 4/6/78 p.12
ILLINOIS DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH
Task force to establish practices for local health
departments 5/4/78 p.41
ILLINOIS DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
State funds allocated to repair roads following winter
damage 6/8/78 p.42
ILLINOIS HOOVED ANIMAL HUMANE SOCIETY
Horse show to benefit animal humane society 7/6/78 p.102
ILLINOIS RAILROAD MUSEUM
Illinois Railroad Museum: A real whistle-stop 6/15/78 p.73
ILLINOIS YOUTH SERVICE BUREAU ASSOCIATION
Project director hired for youth grant work 3/9/78 p.16
INDEPENDENT VOTERS OF ILLINOIS
Voters group lauds Schaffer 6/1/78 p.33
INSECTS
Move over mosquitoes, here comes black fly 8/3/78 p.6
Screeching 'skeeters: is worse yet to come? 8/3/78 p.18
INTERACT (CLUB)
Teen dynamo keeps club on the move 7/6/78 p.25
INVENTORS
His inventiveness nets escape from gravity 2/23/78 p.46
INVERNESS, ILL.
Inverness should annex DiMucci land: Puzey 4/6/78 p.19
Inverness trustees tell their side of the feud 4/6/78 p.19
Barrington Hills $18,000 filing fee shocks DiMucci 4/13/78
p.11
Villages have chance to mull condo project 4/13/78 p.10
Inverness holds key to DiMucci proposal 4/20/78 p.12
7 police departments assist at "near riot" 4/27/78 p.14
Three villages oppose 624-unit condo complex 5/4/78 p.10
Inverness swim pool can stay, but that fence has got to go
5/11/78 p.119
Condo developer hopes to woo the opposition 5/25/78 p.15
Lack of studies may stall condo meeting 6/1/78 p.109
Inverness in another turnabout on condos 6/8/78 p.7
Inverness in turnabout; Guss charges "payoff" 6/8/78 p.24
Arrest Elmhurst man in Inverness burglary 6/15/78 p.16
Threat of suit exists after condo rejection 6/15/78 p.5
Puzey-Hayter feud will resume Tuesday 7/6/78 p.18
Homebuilder thinks big on a very small scale 8/17/78 p.58
Inverness man shoots at burglars in his home 9/7/78 p.16
INVESTORS DIVERSIFIED SERVICES, INC.
IDS directors announce merger 10/12/78 p.85
ISLAND LAKE, ILL.
Organized crime behind Island Lake games? 3/9/78 p.7
Judge to set trial date July 28 for 9 nabbed in gambling
raid 7/13/78 p.14
Eight guilty in gambling raid, are fined by circuit court
judge 9/28/78 p.16
J.R. GOTTLIEB AND ASSOCIATES
Construction crews clear way for two Gottlieb office
buildings 12/28/78 p.24
JACKSON, MICHAEL
Couple charged with murder 11/9/78 p.38
JACOBS, JOHN
Young couple restores old home to 1890s charm 6/29/78 p.45
JACOBS, LAURIE
Young couple restores old home to 1890s charm 6/29/78 p.45
JAMES DEVELOPMENT COMPANY
James cited for using Miller Road entrance 1/12/78 p.14
JANE LANE (SUBDIVISION)
Barrington Hills scolds builders 8/10/78 p.29
JAYNE, SILAS
Graham played politics on Jayne case: Fonte 2/9/78 p.6
Graham says he didn't influence Jayne release 2/9/78 p.6
JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES
Church will send letters of protest 10/12/78 p.28
JEPPSEN, CARRIE
Brother, sister have a lot to talk about 7/6/78 p.14
JEPPSEN, DON
Brother, sister have a lot to talk about 7/6/78 p.14
JEPPSEN, JULIUS
Brother, sister have a lot to talk about 7/6/78 p.14
JOHN PAUL II, POPE
Seeing was believing for Eleanor Mirocha 11/2/78 p.14
JOHNSON, GARY
Preliminary hearing in drug bust is continued until July 19
7/6/78 p.19
JOHNSON, GEORGE
Johnsons to celebrate anniversary 6/1/78 p.58
JOHNSON, RUTH
Johnsons to celebrate anniversary 6/1/78 p.58
JORDAN, HELEN
Acceptance first goal of female patrolman 8/24/78 p.14
JOURNALISTS
Threlkeld hoists anchor for CBS news show 6/1/78 p.7
JOYCE, RICK
New royalty in town: queen crowns spoof king 7/13/78 p.22
JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT
For teen tycoons, profit seen in achievement 1/12/78 p.25
JUNIOR CENTER OF THE INFANT WELFARE SOCIETY OF CHICAGO
Their interest centers on infant welfare 4/20/78 p.59
KANA, STEPHANIE
Two arrested in South Barrington drug bust 6/29/78 p.5
State drops charges against 2 men arrested 8/10/78 p. 17
KANE, JOEY
Joey's memory lives at Countryside School 5/11/78 p.15
Countryside children remember their friend 6/22/78 p.10
KASPER, ROBERT E., DR.
Pastor marks 25th anniversary 6/29/78 p.26
KEESEE, HERBERT
Tower Lakes police arrest naked swimmer 7/13/78 p.13
KEISLER, MELISSA
Freak mishap kills baby girl 9/21/78 p.13
KELLY, JUDY
Country House; Sandy Tannert, Adrienne Clark, Cathie
Metzler, Judy Kelly, and Carole Olson, owners
10/12/78 p.84
KELSEY, R.J. "BUD"
Barrington accounting firm expands in merger 10/12/78 p.85
KEMPE, JAMES
Three incumbents uncertain whether to enter Hills race
12/28/78 p.16
KEMPER INSURANCE COMPANIES
BHS students tour Kemper 2/9/78 p.19
BYS stresses career education 3/9/78 p.86
KEMPER PARK
Dundee parks make bid to annex Hills site 5/25/78 p.50
KENNETH C. GROM STUDIO
Scholarships won by five pianists 6/8/78 p.65
KILLIAN, DONALD J.
Killian named to advisory post 4/13/78 p.29
KIRK CENTER GIRL SCOUTS
Kirk Center scouts -- small badges, big merit 6/1/78 p.35
KISSINGER, HENRY
Kissinger to attend fund-raiser 6/8/78 p.45
Kissinger fetes Bob, takes shots at Jimmy 7/20/78 p.110
KLEIN, GREGORY L., REV.
New high school principal named 6/8/78 p.34
KLEIN, LEWIS
Three incumbents uncertain whether to enter Hills race
12/28/78 p.16
KLEPAK, ROBERT
Candidate will run unopposed 2/9/78 p.34
Klepak quits campaign; Democrats mull replacement 4/13/78
p.19
Dems pick psychiatrist to meet Crane in a fall 7/20/78
p.102
Klepak has 30 months to think about his "moment of greed"
8/3/78 p.18
KLINGENBERG, WILLIAM
Present enjoys guided tour of Barrington's past 6/15/78
p.21
Barrington has its roots in slower paced life 10/26/78 p.61
KLUSACEK, JOSEPH
Honored at parties 11/2/78 p.73
KLUSSMAN, JOAN
Cookie may crumble in favor of Klussman 3/16/78 p.35
Harper board picks Klussman 4/13/78 p.7
K-MART
K-mart to open soon locally 3/23/78 p.73
KOS, SANDRA
ERA: End or beginning of women's rights? 5/11/78 p.53
KRAEGLER, SUE
BYS stresses career education 3/9/78 p.86
KRIEMELMEYER, JOHN
Libertarians offer an alternative to griping 10/12/78 p.19
KUCERA, SUZANNE
Photographers win awards 5/11/78 p.30
LA MAGDELEINE, E.J.
Candidate for county sheriff takes firm stand against
prostitution 1/12/78 p.34
LA SALLE EXPEDITION II
"LaSalle" returns to bring history to life 2/9/78 p.11
LABUY ESTATE (SUBDIVISION)
DiMucci to seek plat okay from area towns 1/19/78 p.5
Golf course at LaBuy estate? DiMucci willing to discuss it
1/19/78 p.5
Golf course idea opposed by trustee 1/26/78 p.9
LADD, PETER
Teacher's car an object for kids' frustrations? 8/17/78 p.6
LAGESCHULTE, JACK
Local builder wins Design '78 award 12/21/78 p.88
LAGESCHULTE, WENDY
Scoliosis 3/9/78 p.10
LAHTI, ROBERT
Lahti bills Harper College $1,400 for tax consultation
4/20/78 p.36
LAKE BARRINGTON
Youngsters say final goodbye to classmate 6/1/78 p.6
Tragedy sparks park interest in boating law 6/22/78 p.11
LAKE BARRINGTON ASSOCIATES
Lineup of new homes to overlook golf course 3/16/78 p.88
LAKE BARRINGTON INDUSTRIAL PARK
Failing filter fields draw county attention 9/21/78 p.23
Industry park facelift target of association 10/26/78 p.9
LAKE BARRINGTON INN (RESTAURANT)
Lake Barrington Inn: no frills, just good food 11/16/78
p.73
LAKE BARRINGTON SHORES (REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT)
Joint traffic meeting tonight 1/5/78 p.6
James cited for using Miller Road entrance 1/12/78 p.14
James proposals give towns food for thought 1/12/78 p.7
North Barrington approves $1,750 for land study 1/26/78
p.17
Safety should dictate change in Miller plans 1/26/78 p.7
Villages voice demands for Shores changes 2/2/78 p.14
Zoeller calls for light at Miller 2/9/78 p.20
Planner offers changes to LBS access map 2/16/78 p.14
Villages see center; will meet again Friday 2/23/78 p.18
Access roads' battle heads into overtime 3/2/78 p.12
Move center or lose Kelsey access: villages 3/2/78 p.12
Shores to get Kelsey, Miller access roads 3/9/78 p.6
Lineup of new homes to overlook golf course 3/16/78 p.88
Lake Barrington Shores asked to share in cost of Miller
traffic study 5/25/78 p.18
Lake Barrington won't share cost of study 7/6/78 p.12
Shores condo owner raps village, developer 7/20/78 p.14
Miller access size concerns neighbors 7/27/78 p.15
Irate condo owners will conform to village request... next
time 8/20/78 p.16
Lake Barrington Shores wins housing design competition
11/2/78 p.98
Village attorney will probe condo permits 11/16/78 p.12
Lake Barrington clears builders in inspection 12/7/78 p.124
LAKE BARRINGTON, ILL.
Joint traffic meeting tonight 1/5/78 p.6
Lake Barrington forms committee to study more about BACOG
1/5/78 p.16
James proposals give towns food for thought 1/12/78 p.7
Lake Barrington won't share cost of study 7/6/78 p.12
Lake Barrington opposes medical facility zoning 7/20/78
p.13
Shores condo owner raps village, developer 7/20/78 p.14
Proposed industrial park draws opposition 7/27/78 p.7
Irate condo owners will conform to village request... next
time 8/20/78 p.16
Dutch Elm disease concern of Lake Barrington residents
8/24/78 p.49
Water main break quiets area phones 8/24/78 p.17
BACOG still under microscope 10/5/78 p.15
Lake Barrington, BACOG to meet in November 10/5/78 p.12
Industry park facelift target of association 10/26/78 p.9
Lake Barrington Shores wins housing design competition
11/2/78 p.98
Lake Barrington should join BACOG: Hansen 11/2/78 p.13
Parley throws BACOG ball to Lake Barrington 11/16/78 p.7
Village attorney will probe condo permits 11/16/78 p.12
BACOG reps will visit Lake Barrington 12/7/78 p.20
Lake Barrington clears builders in inspection 12/7/78 p.124
LAKE COUNTY CITIZENS CRIME COMMISSION
Citizens' group opposes state legalized gambling 6/8/78
p.30
LAKE COUNTY COUNCIL ON ALCOHOLISM
Two agencies join United Way 7/6/78 p.26
LAKE COUNTY DEMOCRATIC CENTRAL COMMITTEE
Democratic central committee to elect Lake County chairman
3/30/78 p.28
LAKE COUNTY FOREST PRESERVE DISTRICT
County receives recreation grant 1/19/78 p.38
Land acquisition grant awarded 1/19/78 p.38
Forest preserve supervisor cited 1/26/78 p.32
Forest preserve picks supervisor 2/16/78 p.29
Lake county youths may apply for employment corps 2/23/78
p.38
LAKE COUNTY MUSEUM
Lake County Museum plans barn raising 4/27/78 p.38
LAKE COUNTY PLAN COMMISSION
County planners nix Route 53 second time 4/27/78 p.6
LAKE COUNTY REGIONAL PLANNING COMMISSION
Lake Zurich, BACOG strive to put limits on growth 5/11/78
p.18
Growth control catches on at the county level 5/18/78 p.41
LAKE COUNTY UNITED WAY
Lake County United Way allots $1,370,842 to local agencies
6/8/78 p.42
LAKE COUNTY YOUTH SERVICE BUREAU
Two agencies join United Way 7/6/78 p.26
LAKE COUNTY, ILL.
Lake County clarifies rabies control law 1/12/78 p.33
Septic sludge haulers tell mountain of woes 1/12/78 p.46
County board hopeful would restrict growth 2/9/78 P.37
Gurnee woman says she'll run for board 2/9/78 p.56
County offers short-term septic sludge solutions 2/16/78
p.36
Lake County scratches Route 53 from plan 3/16/78 p.7
Route 53 is down, but don't count it out yet 3/23/78 p.19
GOP candidate thanks voters 4/6/78 p.36
Anderson won't run as Democrat in Lake County board
election 4/13/78 p.19
Closing of military installations means loss of income in
county 6/1/78 p.30
County earns excellence award 7/13/78 p.24
Democrats look at Republican as county board candidate
8/3/78 p.19
County official raps planner 12/7/78 p. 123
Robin elected to board; Geary reviews his term 12/7/78 p.16
Lake County will fund part of villages' gridding 12/28/78
p.6
LAKE COUNTY, ILL.--HISTORY
Descendents of pioneers recall the good earth 5/25/78 p.41
LAKE ZURICH HIGH SCHOOL
Lake Zurich counselor feted for work 12/28/78 p.24
LAKE ZURICH, ILL.
Lake Zurich paramedic chief is fired in a 5-1 vote 5/4/78
p.12
Forrest asks Lake Zurich to reconsider Cochrane firing
5/11/78 p.9
Lake Zurich, BACOG strive to put limits on growth 5/11/78
p.18
Wedding bash becomes melee 7/27/78 p.18
LAKES SOUTH BARRINGTON (SUBDIVISION)
South Barrington okays four new subdivisions 8/24/78 p.39
LAKEWOOD FOREST PRESERVE
Descendents of pioneers recall the good earth 5/25/78 p.41
LAND USE
Land use suggestions next step 1/12/78 p.23
Hills land use plan takes unit approach 2/16/78 p.12
Project review agency to get BACOG input 3/2/78 p.6
Retaining farm tracts concern of residents 3/9/78 p.14
Inverness should annex DiMucci land: Puzey 4/6/78 p.19
Inverness trustees tell their side of the feud 4/6/78 p.19
Barrington Hills $18,000 filing fee shocks DiMucci 4/13/78
p.11
Inverness holds key to DiMucci proposal 4/20/78 p.12
Allstate, theater plans to get BACOG scrutiny 4/27/78 p.6
Developer donation law looms on horizon 4/27/78 p.12
Village files opposition to condo complex 4/27/78 p.13
Three villages oppose 624-unit condo complex 5/4/78 p.10
Lake Zurich, BACOG strive to put limits on growth 5/11/78
p.18
Students like DiMucci plan at lesser density 5/11/78 p.10
Theater plan appeals to Hoffman president 5/11/78 p.6
Theater proposal may draw area opposition 5/11/78 p.14
Growth control catches on at the county level 5/18/78 p.41
Hills master plan ready for public view 6/1/78 p.108
NIPC adopts housing, water, land use plans 6/29/78 p.122
Hills commission recommends adoption of new master plan
7/13/78 p.18
Barrington Hills board adopts new master plan 8/31/78 p.102
Correction to story of 8/31/78 9/7/78 p.18
Deer Park seeks input on recreational needs 9/21/78 p.11
Hills board delays vote on subdivision moratorium 11/2/78
p.11
Hills board acts to save its "five-acre heritage" 11/9/78
p.5
Land swap ends dispute over easement 11/9/78 p.9
LANDMARK (RESTAURANT)
Landmark restaurant closed: may become retail center, pub
10/19/78 p.14
Former restaurant site may be new home for Skokie Federal
Savings 12/7/78 p.14
LANDOLT, RUDOLPH F.
Elected to board 4/6/78 p.26
LATHROP, ROBERT
Snowmobile ride ends with arrest of driver 1/5/78 p.16
Snowmobile operator is fined $60 by judge 3/16/78 p.15
LAW
Lake County clarifies rabies control law 1/12/78 p.33
Local men seek judge's post 2/2/78 p.28
Bellingers settle out of court in North Barrington sewer
suit 2/9/78 p.14
Crane bill would compensate fed lawsuit winners 2/9/78 p.63
Court awards damages in dog bite case 2/16/78 p.13
Charges against Quaker dismissed 3/9/78 p.88
Campground trial to start May 8 3/16/78 p.5
Developer donation law looms on horizon 4/27/78 p.12
School aid bill "in big trouble" in Springfield 5/25/78 p.5
Condition of attorney's land riles Berry Road neighbors
6/8/78 p.14
"Crafty lawyer" takes on a new opponent 6/15/78 p.16
Nuisance law earns village board approval 6/15/78 p.7
Teens to let hair down during Youth in Action convention
6/15/78 p.57
Court closing hassle for police, residents 6/29/78 p.123
Fight against theater will continue in court 9/14/78 p.6
Theater construction halt will be requested 9/21/78 p.7
Motion to dismiss towns' suit to be heard October 18 in
Chicago 10/5/78 p.7
Courts assigned new boundaries 10/19/78 p.43
Court compels paper to surrender notebook 12/21/78 p.6
U.S. law guarantees education to most severely handicapped
12/21/78 p.15
LAWLER, JEFF
Patrolman is injured in fracas at station 1/26/78 p.16
LAWYERS
Brody will run for Circuit Court 2/9/78 p.77
McHenry couple gets $1.5 million after crash 3/30/78 p.36
Poplar Creek bill -- $7,425 and counting 7/20/78 p.5
South Barrington trustees stand against theater 7/20/78 p.7
Poplar Creek Theater legal tab approaches the $30,000 mark
8/31/78 p.109
Villages in concert on lawsuit against theater 8/31/78 p.5
Theater attorney asks dismissal of lawsuits 10/12/78 p.15
Theater suit dismissal will be heard Friday 10/19/78 p.5
Villages plan appeal to reverse theater ruling 10/26/78 p.7
"We're not worried," theater lawyer says 11/23/78 p.5
LE STARGE, LAWRENCE B.
Call of church takes BHS grad "down under" 8/24/78 p.25
LEBAR, TERRI
4-H king, queen crowned at fair 8/10/78 p.24
LEBAR, THERESA
Area resident a 4-H winner 11/16/78 p.26
LEGEAR, ROBERT
Hearing set on vandalism 12/28/78 p.90
LEON, TENNESSA
Local student elected to post 4/6/78 p.36
Local delegates attend congress 5/11/78 p.41
LESTARGE, BRIAN L.
Teen earns Eagle Scout badge 2/2/78 p.27
LEVENS, MARALYN
First fatality recorded on Route 62 2/9/78 p.16
LEWIS, BRIAN
Photographers win awards 5/11/78 p.30
LEWIS, MARK
Stained Glass of Barrington; Mark Lewis, owner 6/22/78 p.76
LEWIS, REID H.
"LaSalle" returns to bring history to life 2/9/78 p.11
LIBERTARIAN PARTY
Libertarians offer an alternative to griping 10/12/78 p.19
LIBRARIES
Books donated to high school 1/19/78 p.38
Library service ideas wanted 5/18/78 p.39
LIEN, STEVEN M.
Arrest Elmhurst man in Inverness burglary 6/15/78 p.16
LINDBERG, BERNADETTE
Splitting cost no way to solve this problem 7/13/78 p.40
A mother's concern turns to study and work for research
9/14/78 p.64
LINDBERG, KERMIT
Splitting cost no way to solve this problem 7/13/78 p.40
LINES SCHOOL
Painless [blood donation] 4/27/78 p.18
Three-week study in France open to Lines 5th, 6th graders
5/18/78 p.18
Teacher's car an object for kids' frustrations? 8/17/78 p.6
Fourth teacher slated for Lines 3rd grade 11/23/78 p.14
LIPAN, KATHY
Couple charged with murder 11/9/78 p.38
LIPOFSKY, HAROLD
Pierson names housing panel 3/30/78 p.13
Lipofsky leads Rotary Club 8/10/78 p.13
Lipofsky, Perille will not seek re-election to Barrington
board 12/21/78 p.7
LIQUOR LAWS
Liquor license issue may be resolved Monday 1/19/78 p.5
Liquor license talks postponed two weeks 1/26/78 p.14
LONG GROVE UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST
At 130, church still breathes life of community 6/8/78 p.36
LOOK, EDWARD
Edward Look dies at age 75 10/19/78 p.20
LUTZ, NANCY
BHS coed wins merit scholarship 5/4/78 p.13
MACARTHUR, ALEXANDER
True to his word, MacArthur returns 7/20/78 p.20
MacArthur sways peers to review soils proposal 12/21/78 p.5
MACDOUGAL, PAT
She makes relocating a "welcome" experience 1/26/78 p.12
MACKIMM, MARK
Unilateral not part of MacKimm vocabulary 4/20/78 p.18
BHS police counselor to be studied Sept. 19 8/31/78 p.5
MAIBEN, DEAN
Maiben challenges conference cost survey 8/24/78 p.15
MARSHALL, CHARLES
BADC sets annual meeting for June 8 6/1/78 p.13
MARSHALL, LAURA
Free wheeling competition a ball for athlete 8/10/78 p.21
MARSTON, KEITH
BHS tennis players are seriously hurt in crash 6/22/78 p.5
Tennis players bounce back from auto crash 9/7/78 p.7
MARTENS, HAROLD
Martens resting after surgery 8/17/78 p.18
MARTIN, JACOB
Barrington builders desire major grocery store 12/21/78
p.10
MARX, WINIFRED
Winifred Marx: Since 1877, home was here 11/9/78 p.13
MATIJEVICH, JOHN S.
Democratic central committee to elect Lake County chairman
3/30/78 p.28
MCCLORY, ROBERT
Verbic disappointed; McClory won't debate 2/9/78 p.40
Vote records show McClory consistency 2/9/78 p.35
Representative McClory discloses finances 2/16/78 p.47
Verbic raps McClory, Washington attitude 2/23/78 p.26
Fox cleanup is possible, McClory says 3/9/78 p.22
12th Congressional District--Republican 3/16/78 p.47
Anderson loses; McClory wins 3/23/78 p.5
Canal treaty, amnesty for aliens rejected by 13th District
residents 3/30/78 p.30
Limit campaign costs, Steffen says 5/18/78 p.38
Seniors rate McClory near top 6/1/78 p.32
Kissinger to attend fund-raiser 6/8/78 p.45
McClory fails to react to needs of area: Steffen 6/8/78
p.79
McClory opposes time extension to ratify ERA 6/8/78 p.31
Kissinger fetes Bob, takes shots at Jimmy 7/20/78 p.110
Chamber sets annual meeting for September 30 9/14/78 p.13
Steffen raps holiday bill 6/1/78 p.30
McClory campaigns with expert help 8/31/78 p.110
MCCONVILLE, MIKE
McConville is Coach of the Year 11/23/78 p.121
MCCRINDLE, DONALD H.
Porn trial delayed again 11/23/78 p.16
MCDONALD'S (RESTAURANT)
McDonald's and village to square off in court? 7/27/78 p.12
McDonald's will request variance for arches 8/3/78 p.11
Resident's parents flying here, courtesy of Ronald McDonald
8/24/78 p.6
Zoning board rejects McDonald's variation 9/7/78 p.14
Golden arches must be down in 120 days 9/28/78 p.14
MCGLADREY HENDRICKSON AND COMPANY
Barrington accounting firm expands in merger 10/12/78 p.85
MCGLADREY, HANSEN, DUNN AND COMPANY
Barrington accounting firm expands in merger 10/12/78 p.85
MCGRATH, JAMES
Board's made choice, but mum's the word 5/18/78 p.100
McGrath "right match" to take Harper reins 5/25/78 p.15
McGrath moves into Harper leader's chair 6/1/78 p.18
Harper vote Tuesday 9/14/78 p.7
MCHENRY COUNTY CONSERVATION DISTRICT
Keeping 'em down on the farm not hard at all 11/23/78 p.26
MCHENRY COUNTY, ILL.
Haeger bridge study draws hoots, hollers 4/6/78 p.11
Haeger bridge study approved in 13-3 vote 4/20/78 p.16
MCKNIGHT, CHARLIE
Bump leads to brawl, stabbing and death 5/18/78 p.14
MCLEAN, DON
Weather, stairs don't keep him from transportation hearing
1/19/78 p.16
MCLEAR, CHAR
McLear no stranger to Open course 7/20/78 p.103
MEAD, MARGARET
Marriage on the decline, says anthropologist 5/4/78 p.42
MEADOWS (SUBDIVISION)
South Barrington okays four new subdivisions 8/24/78 p.39
MEALS WITH WHEELS
Meals with Wheels program notes anniversary, volunteers
6/15/78 p.60
MEDICARE
Medicare hikes insurance rate 7/6/78 p.36
MEIER, WILLIAM
Pilot safe in plane crash 12/28/78 p.18
MELLANDER, GUSTAVO
Board's made choice, but mum's the word 5/18/78 p.100
McGrath "right match" to take Harper reins 5/25/78 p.15
MENTALLY HANDICAPPED
Wings clipped, they turn to helping the retarded 9/21/78
p.79
MERI LYNN SCHOOL OF DANCE
Ballet group gives $300 to library 9/21/78 p.38
MERONI, CHARLES T.
Youth apparent suicide victim 1/12/78 p.18
MERTENS, GORDON, JR.
Mertens hurt in second prison escape attempt 1/26/78 p.5
Mertens pleads "not guilty" in escape attempt 2/2/78 p.13
Mertens trial is postponed 3/23/78 p.19
Mertens pleads guilty, gets two more years 4/20/78 p.11
Sergel, Panker trial dates to be set soon 6/22/78 p.7
Mertens free on bond 8/10/78 p.18
MERTENS, GORDON, SR.
Sergel, Panker trial dates to be set soon 6/22/78 p.7
MERTENS, MARCELLA
Sergel, Panker trial dates to be set soon 6/22/78 p.7
MERTENS, ROBERT
Sergel, Panker trial dates to be set soon 6/22/78 p.7
Mertens free on bond 8/10/78 p.18
METROPOLITAN SANITARY DISTRICT
NIPC water quality plan opposed by MSD 4/20/78 p.36
MSD establishes flood relief hotline 6/8/78 p.41
METZLER, CATHIE
Country House; Sandy Tannert, Adrienne Clark, Cathie
Metzler, Judy Kelly, and Carole Olson, owners
10/12/78 p.84
MEYER, ALLAN K.
Meyer quits as Hills police chief 3/9/78 p.5
MEYER, RANDY
Court compels paper to surrender notebook 12/21/78 p.6
MICHELIN, BARBARA
Teens at life crossroad find health direction 5/11/78 p.44
MIDWIVES
Midwives will have another day in court 6/22/78 p.16
MIELKE, JOHN
Preliminary hearing in drug bust is continued until July 19
7/6/78 p.19
MILLER, ERIC G.
Police arrest two on theft charge 12/28/78 p.13
MILLER, GLENN
Candidates campaign together in 5th District 2/23/78 p.45
Tie with Graham may have cost Anderson 3/30/78 p.6
MILLER, MARGO
Taking wing 6/8/78 p.22
MILLER, ROBERT
Miller's Country Carpet; Robert Miller, owner 1/12/78 p.74
MILLER'S COUNTRY CARPET
Miller's Country Carpet; Robert Miller, owner 1/12/78 p.74
MIROCHA, ELEANOR
Seeing was believing for Eleanor Mirocha 11/2/78 p.14
MISERICORDIA (CHILDREN'S HOME)
Killian named to advisory post 4/13/78 p.29
MISS BARRINGTON PAGEANT
Record 14 entries will vie for pageant crown 6/8/78 p.12
Big night near for 14 pageant entries 6/15/78 p.15
Pageants more than swim suit, pretty face? 6/15/78 p.14
Jill makes move from bridesmaid to queen 6/22/78 p.22
Miss Barrington longs for return to Aurora 7/27/78 p.10
MITTELHAUSER, DEL
New chief due here in 2 months 7/20/78 p.5
Two chiefs for village? 12/7/78 p.7
Two police chiefs say power struggle unlikely 12/28/78 p.10
MODEL AIRPLANES
Ground-bound fliers take wing by radio 4/13/78 p.21
MOELLER, KEVIN
"We've had it," last words of Barrington pilot 12/7/78 p.5
MOELLER, MARY FRANCES
"We've had it," last words of Barrington pilot 12/7/78 p.5
MOIR, WILLIAM
Chef is no greenhorn at the new Greenery 9/7/78 p.68
The Greenery; William Moir, owner 11/2/78 p.104
MONTESSORI SCHOOLS
New concept comes to day care 4/6/78 p.35
MOODY, JAN
Everylife camp shows fun can be therapy 7/6/78 p.21
MOORE, SUSAN C.
Daughter of resident is slain in Palatine 5/18/78 p.12
MORGAN, CAROL
Wings clipped, they turn to helping the retarded 9/21/78
p.79
MORTON, GARY
Barrington Liquors, Ltd.; Gary Morton, owner 1/26/78 p.72
MOSES, RENE
Individual care is key to unlocking handicaps 2/16/78 p.25
MOTORCYCLES
Cyclists setting wheels in motion for charity 10/5/78 p.33
MOTOROLA CORPORATION
Official charges Graham pressured radio bids 2/16/78 p.5
Pepper builds Motorola office 5/18/78 p.76
MR. BARRINGTON PAGEANT
Barrington's first king to be crowned Saturday 7/6/78 p.12
New royalty in town: queen crowns spoof king 7/13/78 p.22
MUGALIAN, RICHARD
Mugalian seeks lower sales tax 6/8/78 p.43
Ela redesign foes missed good deal: Mugalian 11/9/78 p.9
Graham, Mugalian vote for legislative pay hike 12/7/78 p.7
MULLEN, JEANETTE
Fonte appoints campaign chairmen 2/16/78 p.16
MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT
Students getting ready to tackle the issues 4/27/78 p.16
Step pay plan created for village employees 5/11/78 p.14
Students like DiMucci plan at lesser density 5/11/78 p.10
Maiben challenges conference cost survey 8/24/78 p.15
Deer Park won't employ administrator 10/5/78 p.13
Deer Park now has a part-time assistant 10/19/78 p.18
Residents participate in governing themselves 10/26/78 p.62
South Barrington board heeds cry for extra help 10/26/78
p.15
Filing date near for candidates 12/21/78 p.20
Deer Park budget has money for part-time administrator
4/20/78 p.14
MUNICIPAL HOME RULE
Nelson may push for home rule referendum 5/25/78 p.5
MUNSON, SHIRLEY
Guss, Munson to head committee 2/2/78 p.12
Cookie may crumble in favor of Klussman 3/16/78 p.35
MYERS, KAY
Labor Day crash injures four persons 9/7/78 p.15
MYERS, THOMAS
Two arrested in South Barrington drug bust 6/29/78 p.5
State drops charges against 2 men arrested 8/10/78 p. 17
NATION, CARRIE A.
Carrie Nation continues fight for state post 1/5/78 p.77
NATIONAL ALLIANCE OF SENIOR CITIZENS
Seniors rate McClory near top 6/1/78 p.32
NATIONAL EXPLORER PRESIDENTS' CONGRESS
Local delegates attend congress 5/11/78 p.41
NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY
Honor Society students share brainpower 12/7/78 p.15
NATIONAL JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY
Middle School NJHS inducts 28 new members 2/2/78 p.13
Honors candidates 5/11/78 p.38
NATURAL HISTORY SOCIETY OF BARRINGTON
South Park preserve to be considered tonight 10/19/78 p.5
NAZIR, ALEXIS
McHenry couple gets $1.5 million after crash 3/30/78 p.36
NAZIR, NIAZ A.
McHenry couple gets $1.5 million after crash 3/30/78 p.36
NEDERLANDER CORPORATION
Hoffman planners near vote on music center 6/1/78 p.15
City of Aurora said "no" to Nederlander 6/8/78 p.6
Violence commonplace at SIU theater: police 7/13/78 p.18
Plan commission recommendation on theater due in 2 to 3
weeks 8/3/78 p.12
Hoffman planners endorse theater with changes 8/10/78 p.5
Opponents of theater keeping powder dry 8/17/78 p.14
Tollway commission may block theater path 8/17/78 p.5
Fight against theater will continue in court 9/14/78 p.6
Theater construction halt will be requested 9/21/78 p.7
Theater attorney asks dismissal of lawsuits 10/12/78 p.15
Theater suit dismissal will be heard Friday 10/19/78 p.5
Villages plan appeal to reverse theater ruling 10/26/78 p.7
Homeowners join legal battle against theater 11/16/78 p.6
"We're not worried," theater lawyer says 11/23/78 p.5
NELSON, "BABY FACE"
Memories, bullet holes linger from Baby Face 11/23/78 p.31
NELSON, DAVE
Fonte appoints campaign chairmen 2/16/78 p.16
Bicycle patrol funding to be sought by Nelson 5/4/78 p.5
Nelson may push for home rule referendum 5/25/78 p.5
NELSON, REBECCA
Memorial fund established 2/16/78 p.31
NENNI, PETER
Court compels paper to surrender notebook 12/21/78 p.6
NEVERS, IAN
Swingers set sights on a world's record 8/24/78 p.7
Swinger goes solo, gets into record book 8/31/78 p.7
Ohio welcome refuge for swinger, family 9/7/78 p.14
California "swingers" go one better than Ian 10/5/78 p.5
NEW LIFE LUTHERAN CHURCH
South Barrington to get church 8/24/78 p.24
NEWSPAPERS
News staff takes national story, photo awards 3/2/78 p.5
Courier's Baker takes prize for mental health writing
5/18/78 p.11
Former Courier-Review editor, Les Paddock, dies in Florida
6/22/78 p.6
Growth brings change in Courier newsroom 6/29/78 p.11
Photographer joins news staff 7/27/78 p.13
Barrington Press captures 11 state awards 9/28/78 p.7
California "swingers" go one better than Ian 10/5/78 p.5
Courier-Review in repeat as national champ 10/5/78 p.5
They came, they saw, they heard about publicity [seminars
at the Barrington Courier-Review] 10/19/78 p.55
Court compels paper to surrender notebook 12/21/78 p.6
NIBBIO, NICK
Animator brings life to clay and classes 8/3/78 p.34
NICHOLSON, DENISE
Bizarre hit, run accident kills River Valley Gardens girl,
19 5/11/78 p.7
Hit and run accident baffles sheriff's police 6/22/78 p.16
NIMROD, JOHN
Senators criticized by Honesty Coalition 1/19/78 p.57
NOISE POLLUTION
Too cold, too much snow to test trains for noise 2/9/78
p.14
NOOTBAR, RICHARD
BHS tennis players are seriously hurt in crash 6/22/78 p.5
Tennis players bounce back from auto crash 9/7/78 p.7
NORTH BARRINGTON SCHOOL
North Barrington sixth graders go international for a day
2/2/78 p.25
"Mrs. Tuttle, we all love you," her riders agree 7/6/78
p.51
Roast was surprise and toast of his life 11/23/78 p.18
NORTH BARRINGTON, ILL.
Joint traffic meeting tonight 1/5/78 p.6
Forrest is pleased by village progress in '77 1/12/78 p.16
James proposals give towns food for thought 1/12/78 p.7
North Barrington approves $1,750 for land study 1/26/78
p.17
Like a good neighbor, North Barrington is there 3/23/78
p.18
Forrest asks Lake Zurich to reconsider Cochrane firing
5/11/78 p.9
Grid system "compromise" is North Barrington goal 5/25/78
p.20
Lake Barrington Shores asked to share in cost of Miller
traffic study 5/25/78 p.18
Budget crunch faces North Barrington board 6/29/78 p.17
Lake Barrington won't share cost of study 7/6/78 p.12
Splitting cost no way to solve this problem 7/13/78 p.40
Treasurer's account 7/27/78 p.98
Forrest says realtor trying to break zoning 8/3/78 p.6
Missing legal bills -- are they really missing? 8/24/78
p.20
Water main break quiets area phones 8/24/78 p.17
How much is enough? [North Barrington surplus funds]
8/31/78 p.19
North Barrington asks vandals to return stolen street signs
9/7/78 p.12
A mother's concern turns to study and work for research
9/14/78 p.64
There's an old spinning wheel in her parlor 9/21/78 p.77
State supports village in wake of audit flap 9/28/78 p.20
What's in a name? It's to woman's credit 10/12/78 p.21
Filing date near for candidates 12/21/78 p.20
North Barrington woman seeks help for refugees 12/21/78
p.111
Park district, town hall for North Barrington? 12/28/78
p.12
NORTH SUBURBAN LIBRARY SYSTEM
Library trustee tours NSLS 6/1/78 p.26
NORTHEASTERN ILLINOIS PLANNING COMMISSION
Funding for Route 53 now rests with NIPC 4/13/78 p.18
NIPC water quality plan opposed by MSD 4/20/78 p.36
Lake Zurich, BACOG strive to put limits on growth 5/11/78
p.18
Growth control catches on at the county level 5/18/78 p.41
NIPC asks citizen input on plans for opposed Route 53
extension 6/1/78 p.14
Applause speaks louder at hearing on Route 53 6/15/78 p.11
Clean water goal, but getting it may be tough 6/22/78 p.18
NIPC adopts housing, water, land use plans 6/29/78 p.122
NIPC verdict on Route 53 is due July 11 7/6/78 p.19
NIPC staff gives "conditional" support to extension of
Route 53 7/13/78 p.5
NIPC sets July 27 vote on proposed Route 53 extension
7/20/78 p.19
53 project the answer, says IDOT planner 8/3/78 p.14
Final 208 revisions up for last review 10/26/78 p.24
Tower Lakes President Cy Wagner reelected NIPC chief
10/26/78 p.15
NORTHEASTERN ILLINOIS REPUBLICAN COUNCIL
New suburban GOP organization formed 2/9/78 p.69
Suburban GOP calls for major RTA reform 3/30/78 p.38
NORTHERN ILLINIOS SPECIAL RECREATION ASSOCATION
Summer has fun in store for handicapped youngsters 2/16/78
p.16
NORTHWEST COMMUNITY HOSPITAL
Hospital a care-full place to begin life in world 3/9/78
p.25
NORTHWEST MUNICIPAL CONFERENCE
RTA to study transit needs of the elderly 3/30/78 p.36
Temporary job placement bank created for seniors 4/13/78
p.39
NOYES, JACK
Barrington veterinarian given University of Illinois award
9/28/78 p.37
NURSERY ESTATES (SUBDIVISION)
South Barrington okays four new subdivisions 8/24/78 p.39
OBERMAIER, GUY
Oddfellow Chimney Sweeps; Guy Obermaier and Wayne Sabbak,
owners 4/6/78 p.25
O'CONNOR, ROGER
Photographer joins news staff 7/27/78 p.13
OCTAGON HOUSE
Present enjoys guided tour of Barrington's past 6/15/78
p.21
Theater, Hawley House may be landmarks 9/7/78 p.10
Two buildings nominated, but landmark status still unknown
9/7/78 p.10
Landmark still hoped for Catlow, Octagon 12/28/78 p.19
ODDFELLOW CHIMNEY SWEEPS
Oddfellow Chimney Sweeps; Guy Obermaier and Wayne Sabbak,
owners 4/6/78 p.25
O'GRADY, ROBERT
Middle school loses "the best" - Bob O'Grady 10/12/78 p.6
Fund established in memory of late teacher, Bob O'Grady
10/26/78 p.19
Middle school faculty dedicates blood to O'Grady 11/16/78
p.13
O'Grady fund keeps growing 11/23/78 p.13
O'Grady memory boosts blood drive close to goal 11/23/78
p.14
OLD CHICAGO (AMUSEMENT PARK)
Roller coaster ride proves a real test 5/25/78 p.21
OLD SCHOOL FOREST PRESERVE
County receives recreation grant 1/19/78 p.38
OLIVER, SAM
Oliver earns BADC's annual service award 6/15/78 p.12
OLSON, CAROLE
Country House; Sandy Tannert, Adrienne Clark, Cathie
Metzler, Judy Kelly, and Carole Olson, owners
10/12/78 p.84
OLSON, LANCE
News staff takes national story, photo awards 3/2/78 p.5
OPERATION JOB BOUND
Harper to bridge gap 'twixt kitchen and work 5/4/78 p.31
OSCAR (AWARD)
Our link with Tinseltown 3/23/78 p.63
OSTROWSKI, MICHAEL
Professor earns faculty award 6/1/78 p.37
OUTER PLANETS (REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT)
Romano out, but who's in at Buehler estate in Barrington
Hills? 6/22/78 p.14
OWINGS, MALCOLM
Barrington man aids campaign 7/13/78 p.25
OZONE
Ozone monitoring unit here will have to wait until 1979
10/12/78 p.22
PADDOCK, LES
Former Courier-Review editor, Les Paddock, dies in Florida
6/22/78 p.6
PAGANICA (SUBDIVISION)
County blunder means revenue loss for Hills 7/27/78 p.12
Hills sales tax mystery has yet to be solved 10/5/78 p.31
PALATINE REGULAR REPUBLICAN ORGANIZATION
GOP group endorses 2/9/78 p.56
PALATINE TOWNSHIP REPUBLICAN ORGANIZATION
Palatine GOP backs Graham in primary 2/2/78 p.12
PALATINE TOWNSHIP, ILL.
Road turned over to township 2/16/78 p.30
Extra Palatine Township police patrol may get underway this
summer 3/9/78 p.14
East countryside will vote on police patrol 3/23/78 p.12
Villages have chance to mull condo project 4/13/78 p.10
East countryside police plan blocked by township 4/27/78
p.7
Palatine Township police patrol vote Saturday 5/4/78 p.6
Added police patrol hinges on meeting with Cook officials
5/11/78 p.16
Residents rap county; say no to police patrol 5/11/78 p.16
Threat of suit exists after condo rejection 6/15/78 p.5
Palatine Township police talks to resume tonight 6/29/78
p.18
Palatine Township gets lion's share of patrol 7/13/78 p.34
Solutions to police patrol problems scarce 8/3/78 p.19
Extra patrol is "insurance," but is it worth the cost?
9/14/78 p.35
Night patrol: Sheriff a peacekeeper on township beat
9/14/78 p.34
PALATINE, ILL.
Who would care to walk a mile in his shoes? 2/2/78 p.15
YMCA plan trimmed due to high costs 3/23/78 p.34
Villages have chance to mull condo project 4/13/78 p.10
Three villages oppose 624-unit condo complex 5/4/78 p.10
Inverness in turnabout; Guss charges "payoff" 6/8/78 p.24
Palatine renews talks with condo developer 6/29/78 p.22
The Greeks know how to make a picnic sing with ethnic taste
7/13/78 p.41
"Good time" becomes nightmare; more than 30 fans fall from
stand 9/28/78 p.5
Bruised spines, backs predominant injuries 9/28/78 p.14
Fremd bleachers were due to be replaced 9/28/78 p.5
New set of bleachers is installed at Fremd 10/5/78 p.12
PANAMA CANAL
Crane rallies against treaties 2/9/78 p.77
Canal treaty, amnesty for aliens rejected by 13th District
residents 3/30/78 p.30
PANKER, WILLIAM
Trial dates set for Panker, accountant 1/5/78 p.13
Sergel, Panker trial dates to be set soon 6/22/78 p.7
Ill-health postpones trial 7/6/78 p.13
Panker pleads guilty; must pay $18,000 to department of
revenue 7/20/78 p.18
Panker auditor guilty; fined $500 and costs 8/24/78 p.17
Landmark restaurant closed: may become retail center, pub
10/19/78 p.14
PAQUET, ALLAN C.
Lake Barrington man killed in collision 1/26/78 p.13
PARAMEDICS
Bill would allow paramedics to initiate emergency aid
3/30/78 p.30
Lake Zurich paramedic chief is fired in a 5-1 vote 5/4/78
p.12
Forrest asks Lake Zurich to reconsider Cochrane firing
5/11/78 p.9
Has the time arrived for a fifth paramedic? 6/8/78 p.5
24-hour paramedic protection close at hand 6/29/78 p.5
Cochrane a part-time fill-in for Barrington paramedic squad
6/29/78 p.23
Firemen want a hand in hiring paramedics 7/6/78 p.6
Fire department may split to ease manpower crisis 7/13/78
p.7
Mobile intensive care program gains, loses one paramedic
8/10/78 p.5
Fire department split should come in September 8/17/78 p.13
No fires for paramedics firemen urge 9/14/78 p.9
Paramedics deliver baby girl on way to Sherman 9/28/78 p.7
Fire team reacts to save people 10/26/78 p.74
"Knock on wood that we won't need paramedics" 12/28/78 p.6
PARKHILL (SUBDIVISION)
Road repair still at issue 11/23/78 p.126
PARKING
Village to proceed with commuter lot project 1/26/78 p.6
Village awards parking lot pacts; old depot will be moved
May 1 3/30/78 p.5
New shopping parking should be free: chamber 4/13/78 p.14
Plan for handicapped parking to be revealed 6/22/78 p.6
PAULL, MICHAEL, REV.
At 130, church still breathes life of community 6/8/78 p.36
PAULSON COMPANY
Burglars take tools, cash from Paulson Lumber 9/14/78 p.10
PAULSON, DEANE
Paulson offers to abstain, not bid, but park attorney sees
conflict 6/22/78 p.12
State law aids new member of park board 7/13/78 p.20
PEDERSON, FRANK
Community loses a man for all people 2/2/78 p.6
PEEK, HOWARD
Police chief resigns; gets cleaning franchise 7/13/78 p.5
New chief due here in 2 months 7/20/78 p.5
Two sides to the story of "incompetent" cops 7/27/78 p.20
PELZ, MARIANA
Good neighbors help harvest widow's crop 11/23/78 p.5
PELZ, VICTOR
Farmer found dead in combine 11/9/78 p.6
Good neighbors help harvest widow's crop 11/23/78 p.5
PEPPER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
Pepper takes masonry award 3/23/78 p.73
Pepper builds Motorola office 5/18/78 p.76
PEPPER ROAD INDUSTRIAL PARK
Proposed industrial park draws opposition 7/27/78 p.7
Hearing on "model" park continues Wednesday 8/24/78 p.11
Fate of industrial park to be decided September 29 9/14/78
p.79
Industrial park verdict Friday 9/28/78 p.7
County zoning board rejects industrial park 10/5/78 p.6
County tables final action on industrial park 10/12/78 p.13
County denies zoning plea for Pepper Industrial Park
11/16/78 p.14
Developer plans court appeal of industrial park denial
11/23/78 p.12
PEPPER, RICHARD
Barrington builders desire major grocery store 12/21/78
p.10
PERILLE, P. JAMES
Main Street takeover is pushed by Perille 1/12/78 p.10
Residents should vote on major issues: Perille 2/2/78 p.17
Perille quits library panel in protest of Maiben
appointment 2/23/78 p.16
Pierson names housing panel 3/30/78 p.13
Lipofsky, Perille will not seek re-election to Barrington
board 12/21/78 p.7
PERTL, WHITNEY
Fund set up at First National in name of teen killed in
crash 3/30/78 p.12
PFEIFFER, TOM
Care and concern mark philosophy at Arden Shore Home
5/4/78 p.50
PHILLIPS MEN'S WEAR
Phillips Men's Wear; Peter Yankala, owner 5/11/78 p.84
PHOTOGRAPHERS
Photographer new to Courier staff 2/16/78 p.6
Photographer joins news staff 7/27/78 p.13
PICKUP, JACK
Mobile intensive care program gains, loses one paramedic
8/10/78 p.5
PIERSON, A. KEITH
Pierson will appoint trustees to serve on housing panel
3/16/78 p.14
Pierson names housing panel 3/30/78 p.13
Residents participate in governing themselves 10/26/78 p.62
PINTO, SILVIO
Tender loving care formula for cuisine 4/13/78 p.47
PIPER, DANA
They'll spend summer in England, Japan, Peru 6/8/78 p.18
PLACKO, PATRICIA
Accident claims woman's life at Barrington Road-68 crossing
11/2/78 p.16
PLOZAY, GAIL
Teen dynamo keeps club on the move 7/6/78 p.25
POLICE
Sky-high view 1/5/78 p.5
Barrington Hills police double '76 fine share 1/12/78 p.16
Added police patrol may come from county 1/26/78 p.18
Central dispatch study to be completed soon 1/26/78 p.6
Patrolman is injured in fracas at station 1/26/78 p.16
Barrington Hills police get 5% salary increase 2/2/78 p.21
Brown wants homicide team 2/23/78 p.52
Deer Park to get first taste of 911 in summer 2/23/78 p.5
CPR training added weapon for Hills police 3/2/78 p.24
Drug use not restricted to high school: Greffin 3/2/78 p.7
Library crossing guard cost $15.27 an hour 3/2/78 p.6
Extra Palatine Township police patrol may get underway this
summer 3/9/78 p.14
Meyer quits as Hills police chief 3/9/78 p.5
Overhead cost plugged into crossing guard pact 3/9/78 p.12
Tactical unit to keep close eye on speeders 3/16/78 p.14
Danger still lurks at library street crossing 3/23/78 p.6
East countryside will vote on police patrol 3/23/78 p.12
From hallway gestapo to a jack of all trades 3/23/78 p.21
Kids defeat cops, but who's keeping score? 3/23/78 p.11
Police consultant at BHS? It's not a "must" 3/23/78 p.21
All's well so far at new library street crossing 3/30/78
p.15
Tentative 911 system to be ready in August 3/30/78 p.5
County lowers police patrol fee 4/6/78 p.42
Cuba police patrol: Will it go another year? 4/6/78 p.5
GOP candidate thanks voters 4/6/78 p.36
Personal portable best for dispatch program 4/6/78 p.12
Police seeking Collie "mix" dog that bit service officer
4/6/78 p.6
Cuba Township police patrol will continue full year
4/13/78 p.11
Patrolman rips pay increase, poor equipment 4/20/78 p.5
7 police departments assist at "near riot" 4/27/78 p.14
Correction to story of 4/20/78 4/27/78 p.13
East countryside police plan blocked by township 4/27/78
p.7
Police department study delayed in Barrington Hills
4/27/78 p.14
Some police are skeptical about future 4/27/78 p.21
Village panel agrees to study salary gripes 4/27/78 p.5
Palatine Township police patrol vote Saturday 5/4/78 p.6
Salary recommendation is due Monday night 5/4/78 p.5
Added police patrol hinges on meeting with Cook officials
5/11/78 p.16
District 220 attends seminar 5/11/78 p.28
Residents rap county; say no to police patrol 5/11/78 p.16
Security guard still a hot issue with many high school
students 5/11/78 p.5
Step pay plan created for village employees 5/11/78 p.14
120 residents oppose Deer Park grid plan 5/18/78 p.16
Hills police seek suspect in rape case 5/18/78 p.13
If a stranger asks directions, call Hills police 5/18/78
p.15
School board sidesteps issue of armed guard 5/18/78 p.7
Grid system "compromise" is North Barrington goal 5/25/78
p.20
Northwestern to take close look at Hills police operation
5/25/78 p.18
Traffic tactical unit may be on street soon 6/1/78 p.19
Hit and run accident baffles sheriff's police 6/22/78 p.16
Modified grid system approved in Deer Park 6/22/78 p.11
Blanchard resigns as Hills clerk; Schuld named police
"commander" 6/29/78 p.15
Court closing hassle for police, residents 6/29/78 p.123
Palatine Township police talks to resume tonight 6/29/78
p.18
Two arrested in South Barrington drug bust 6/29/78 p.5
911 plan almost ready, but funding is not 7/13/78 p.6
Palatine Township gets lion's share of patrol 7/13/78 p.34
Police chief resigns; gets cleaning franchise 7/13/78 p.5
New chief due here in 2 months 7/20/78 p.5
Sheriff may resolve issue of armed guard 7/20/78 p.6
Two sides to the story of "incompetent" cops 7/27/78 p.20
Wedding bash becomes melee 7/27/78 p.18
BHS security guard must be armed: sheriff 8/3/78 p.5
Deer Park agrees to renew police contract 8/3/78 p.110
Hills roads safer, thanks to traffic safety unit 8/3/78
p.46
Solutions to police patrol problems scarce 8/3/78 p.19
Suit a major factor in drug paraphernalia law 8/3/78 p.13
Hills police study ready in 2 weeks 8/17/78 p.110
Village may employ first woman police officer 8/17/78 p.5
Acceptance first goal of female patrolman 8/24/78 p.14
Board bites the bullet, approves armed guard 8/24/78 p.5
Idle hands the vandal's workshop, says youth officer
8/24/78 p.21
BHS police counselor to be studied Sept. 19 8/31/78 p.5
Catlow blames police for delay in planning for bicycle
patrol 8/31/78 p.11
Lieutenant is appointed Barrington Hills police chief
8/31/78 p.6
Naming of police chief delayed until November 9/7/78 p.11
Extra patrol is "insurance," but is it worth the cost?
9/14/78 p.35
Night patrol: Sheriff a peacekeeper on township beat
9/14/78 p.34
Call for more police made in South Barrington 9/21/78 p.16
Barrington Hills police get 5% salary boost 10/5/78 p.29
Union representation isn't board's cup of tea 10/12/78 p.14
District 220 will study police consultant idea 10/19/78 p.9
Officer Friendly 10/19/78 p.12
Search for new police chief is narrowed to 15 candidates
10/19/78 p.5
Barrington police grow to keep pace with area 10/26/78 p.63
Traffic safety unit helping make highway less a killer
10/26/78 p.12
Correction to story of 10/26/78 11/2/78 p.7
Jail passes inspection 11/2/78 p.24
Meters, fare boxes target for vandals 11/2/78 p.7
Police elect union leader 11/2/78 p.16
Police officer tenure now in chief's hands 11/2/78 p.5
Police search for assailant in County Line Road rape
11/2/78 p.7
Number one employee keeps peace number one 11/9/78 p.25
Policeman's uniform a symbol of help 11/9/78 p.19
Two chiefs for village? 12/7/78 p.7
Cuba Township dispute continues over area deputy should
patrol 12/21/78 p.10
Two police chiefs say power struggle unlikely 12/28/78 p.10
POLLIN, PIERRE
Tender loving care formula for cuisine 4/13/78 p.47
POPE, JOAN FERRIS
Blanchard resigns as Hills clerk; Schuld named police
"commander" 6/29/78 p.15
POPLAR CREEK MUSIC THEATER
Theater plan appeals to Hoffman president 5/11/78 p.6
Theater proposal may draw area opposition 5/11/78 p.14
Rock concerts, violence go hand-in-hand: Rose 5/18/78 p.5
Barrington, Barrington Hills oppose theater complex
5/25/78 p.14
BACOG joins list of opponents to theater 6/1/78 p.5
Hoffman planners near vote on music center 6/1/78 p.15
City of Aurora said "no" to Nederlander 6/8/78 p.6
Money no object in fight against theater 6/8/78 p.5
Opposition to get shot at theater plan tonight 6/15/78 p.7
Traffic barbs traded at hearing on theater 6/22/78 p.18
Theater could create 15-mile long parking lot 6/29/78 p.14
Violence commonplace at SIU theater: police 7/13/78 p.18
Poplar Creek bill -- $7,425 and counting 7/20/78 p.5
South Barrington trustees stand against theater 7/20/78 p.7
BACOG may curb Poplar Creek spending 7/27/78 p.19
No public easement for Route 59 entrance to theater
7/27/78 p.11
Poplar Creek fight tab hits the $20,000 mark 7/27/78 p.11
South Barrington board joins Poplar Creek Theater foes
7/27/78 p.16
Best hope for theater: a partial 1979 season 8/3/78 p.12
Plan commission recommendation on theater due in 2 to 3
weeks 8/3/78 p.12
Hoffman planners endorse theater with changes 8/10/78 p.5
Opponents of theater keeping powder dry 8/17/78 p.14
Tollway commission may block theater path 8/17/78 p.5
Hoffman orchestrates approval for music theater 8/24/78 p.7
Traffic relief two years away for Poplar Creek Music
Theater 8/24/78 p.7
BACOG may move against music theater 8/31/78 p.9
Poplar Creek Theater legal tab approaches the $30,000 mark
8/31/78 p.109
Villages in concert on lawsuit against theater 8/31/78 p.5
Theater back burner item for tollway panel 9/7/78 p.12
Fight against theater will continue in court 9/14/78 p.6
Poplar Creek fight tab hits the $43,000 mark 9/21/78 p.7
Theater construction halt will be requested 9/21/78 p.7
BACOG to intervene in music theater suit 9/28/78 p.12
Theater foes take case to court; ask judge to halt
construction 9/28/78 p.100
Motion to dismiss towns' suit to be heard October 18 in
Chicago 10/5/78 p.7
Theater attorney asks dismissal of lawsuits 10/12/78 p.15
Theater suit dismissal will be heard Friday 10/19/78 p.5
Villages plan appeal to reverse theater ruling 10/26/78 p.7
Court costs mount in fight to block Poplar Creek
construction 11/16/78 p.6
Homeowners join legal battle against theater 11/16/78 p.6
"We're not worried," theater lawyer says 11/23/78 p.5
POPLAR HILLS (SUBDIVISION)
Poplar Hills homeowners fight Mobil self-service gas
station 3/30/78 p.16
PORNOGRAPHY
Neighbors seek ouster of smut as "nuisance" 2/23/78 p.20
Residents take anti-smut campaign to county 3/23/78 p.9
Route 12 smut board concern, Dunne claims 5/4/78 p.15
Village should enforce obscenity law or abandon it: trustee
5/11/78 p.10
Street-visible porn films banned by county 7/13/78 p.12
Porn trial delayed again 11/23/78 p.16
School group takes up anti-smut cudgel 11/23/78 p.6
POSTAL SERVICE
Assistant postmaster is retiring 3/23/78 p.13
He trades mail bag for bag of fertilizer 3/30/78 p.14
Postal increases a tax, Crane says 6/1/78 p.32
If mails don't go through, your Courier-Review will; here's
how 7/27/78 p.6
Postal strike opposed by local union officials 8/24/78 p.12
POTENZA, MEGAN
Child's condition improves 4/20/78 p.18
Amy survived, and there's hope for Megan, too 4/27/78 p.5
POWELL, PAUL
Priest gets $5,000 from estate 7/20/78 p.13
PRAIRIE STATE GARDEN CLUB
Handmade ornaments deck special tree 12/21/78 p.61
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF BARRINGTON
Presbyterian Church installs Rev. Bush as associate
minister 4/6/78 p.125
PRODUCT SAFETY
Group asks village to ban sale of ionization smoke
detectors 10/19/78 p.6
PRO-LIFE MOVEMENT
Pro-life, anti-ERA group backs Graham 3/16/78 p.33
PROSTITUTION
Residents take anti-smut campaign to county 3/23/78 p.9
State may appeal Club Renaissance verdict 5/18/78 p.15
PUBLIC UTILITIES
Insulation shortage, more snow, gas price increase on
horizon 10/5/78 p.22
PUZEY, RUSSELL
Inverness should annex DiMucci land: Puzey 4/6/78 p.19
Inverness trustees tell their side of the feud 4/6/78 p.19
Puzey-Hayter feud will resume Tuesday 7/6/78 p.18
QUAKER OATS COMPANY
Charges against Quaker dismissed 3/9/78 p.88
RADIO BROADCASTING
California is as near as his Ham radio set 6/29/78 p.10
RAILROADS
C&NW engines to get second series of tests 1/12/78 p.12
C&NW will throttle its grumbling diesels 4/6/78 p.18
Illinois Railroad Museum: A real whistle-stop 6/15/78 p.73
Railroad strike leaves area commuters without wheels
9/7/78 p.18
Barrington-area commuters are learning by experience
9/28/78 p.100
Derailment snarls commuter trains 12/21/78 p.5
RANKIN, ALEXANDER
Rankins celebrate 50th 6/15/78 p.61
RAPIER, JAMES R.
Crane appoints Barrington man chairman of campaign
committee 1/26/78 p.60
REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT
North Barrington approves $1,750 for land study 1/26/78
p.17
Lineup of new homes to overlook golf course 3/16/78 p.88
South Barrington planners consider 94-acre subdivision
3/16/78 p.11
Lake Zurich, BACOG strive to put limits on growth 5/11/78
p.18
"Good hands people" need one more "aye" 5/18/78 p.7
Growth control catches on at the county level 5/18/78 p.41
Rock concerts, violence go hand-in-hand: Rose 5/18/78 p.5
Barrington, Barrington Hills oppose theater complex
5/25/78 p.14
Condo developer hopes to woo the opposition 5/25/78 p.15
Feuding boards apart on developer donations 5/25/78 p.6
BACOG panel pursues study of Allstate plan 6/1/78 p.15
Hoffman planners near vote on music center 6/1/78 p.15
Lack of studies may stall condo meeting 6/1/78 p.109
City of Aurora said "no" to Nederlander 6/8/78 p.6
Inverness in another turnabout on condos 6/8/78 p.7
Inverness in turnabout; Guss charges "payoff" 6/8/78 p.24
Money no object in fight against theater 6/8/78 p.5
Opposition to get shot at theater plan tonight 6/15/78 p.7
Threat of suit exists after condo rejection 6/15/78 p.5
Village, park in accord on developer donations 6/15/78 p.6
BACOG gets guidance from District 220 on developer
donations 6/22/78 p.19
Developer donation ordinance to be studied by park district
6/22/78 p.14
Romano out, but who's in at Buehler estate in Barrington
Hills? 6/22/78 p.14
Traffic barbs traded at hearing on theater 6/22/78 p.18
Developers liable for road damage 6/29/78 p.24
Palatine renews talks with condo developer 6/29/78 p.22
Position on Allstate to be developed July 11 7/6/78 p.9
BACOG in holding pattern on Allstate plan 7/13/78 p.7
Violence commonplace at SIU theater: police 7/13/78 p.18
"Good hands people" part of South Barrington 7/20/78 p.7
Poplar Creek bill -- $7,425 and counting 7/20/78 p.5
BACOG may curb Poplar Creek spending 7/27/78 p.19
No public easement for Route 59 entrance to theater
7/27/78 p.11
Poplar Creek fight tab hits the $20,000 mark 7/27/78 p.11
Proposed industrial park draws opposition 7/27/78 p.7
Best hope for theater: a partial 1979 season 8/3/78 p.12
Plan commission recommendation on theater due in 2 to 3
weeks 8/3/78 p.12
Barrington Hills scolds builders 8/10/78 p.29
Hoffman planners endorse theater with changes 8/10/78 p.5
Developer donation law gets South Barrington nod 8/17/78
p.11
Opponents of theater keeping powder dry 8/17/78 p.14
Tollway commission may block theater path 8/17/78 p.5
Developer gives $5,000 donation to South Barrington Park
District 8/24/78 p.16
Hearing on "model" park continues Wednesday 8/24/78 p.11
Hoffman orchestrates approval for music theater 8/24/78 p.7
South Barrington donations law doesn't bother BACOG
8/24/78 p.19
South Barrington okays four new subdivisions 8/24/78 p.39
Villages in concert on lawsuit against theater 8/31/78 p.5
Theater back burner item for tollway panel 9/7/78 p.12
Fate of industrial park to be decided September 29 9/14/78
p.79
Fight against theater will continue in court 9/14/78 p.6
Office building "go," residential project is not 9/14/78
p.15
Park district supports developer donation law 9/14/78 p.12
Poplar Creek fight tab hits the $43,000 mark 9/21/78 p.7
Theater construction halt will be requested 9/21/78 p.7
BACOG to intervene in music theater suit 9/28/78 p.12
Barrington Hills may impose moratorium on building 9/28/78
p.12
Theater foes take case to court; ask judge to halt
construction 9/28/78 p.100
Motion to dismiss towns' suit to be heard October 18 in
Chicago 10/5/78 p.7
Theater attorney asks dismissal of lawsuits 10/12/78 p.15
Theater suit dismissal will be heard Friday 10/19/78 p.5
Hills trustees mull moratorium on subdivisions 10/26/78 p.5
Villages plan appeal to reverse theater ruling 10/26/78 p.7
Hills board acts to save its "five-acre heritage" 11/9/78
p.5
Court costs mount in fight to block Poplar Creek
construction 11/16/78 p.6
Growth causes concern over safety, donations 11/16/78 p.12
Homeowners join legal battle against theater 11/16/78 p.6
"We're not worried," theater lawyer says 11/23/78 p.5
Correction to story of 11/16/78 11/23/78 p.13
Developer plans court appeal of industrial park denial
11/23/78 p.12
Hills subdivision halt won't affect Woodview project
11/23/78 p.12
Judge overturns Hills, permits shopping center 11/23/78
p.12
Planners approve moratorium; subdivision halt goes to
trustees 12/7/78 p.22
Tower Lakes fen: Is proposed subdivision friend or threat?
12/7/78 p.10
Barrington builders desire major grocery store 12/21/78
p.10
Cafeteria service reports $5,000 District 220 deficit
12/21/78 p.26
Fen fate decision delayed 'til January 12/21/78 p.6
Hills set to appeal development ruling over Route 25 center
plan 12/21/78 p.14
MacArthur sways peers to review soils proposal 12/21/78 p.5
Opinions from the meat counter… 12/21/78 p.10
Can scenic corridors solve suburban puzzle? 12/28/78 p.18
Construction crews clear way for two Gottlieb office
buildings 12/28/78 p.24
Hills proposal attempts to save trees, marshes 12/28/78
p.10
RECORD ALBUM
Record Album; Ronald Scherf and Lynn Scherf, owners
9/21/78 p. 102
RECYCLING (WASTE, ETC.)
Recycling center gets new home at station 11/16/78 p.9
REFUGEES
Their world shattered by war, they seek new life 3/30/78
p.23
North Barrington woman seeks help for refugees 12/21/78
p.111
REFUSE AND REFUSE DISPOSAL
Leaving trash on curb early will result in fine for
resident 9/14/78 p.14
Trash placed early at curbside will mean expense for
residents 10/12/78 p.12
REGAN, SHERRY
Sherry's Far East; Sherry Regan, owner 2/23/78 p.76
REGIONAL TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY
RTA funds bus service to train station 2/16/78 p.13
RTA may consider train depot at Route 14 and Kelsey Road
2/23/78 p.5
RTA to study transit needs of the elderly 3/30/78 p.36
Suburban GOP calls for major RTA reform 3/30/78 p.38
RTA foes plan survey of collar counties 4/27/78 p.124
RTA feeder bus routes are set here 6/22/78 p.5
Will RTA buses help, hinder traffic flow? 6/29/78 p.14
RTA nixes fare hike; looks to federal funds 7/6/78 p.15
Skinner wages war against "hated" RTA tax 7/6/78 p.15
Hansen raps ride RTA 7/20/78 p.39
Suburbs spending more, getting less from RTA 8/10/78 p.14
New RTA chief draws blast from Skinner 8/31/78 p.71
Area RTA bus routes will begin in October 9/7/78 p.5
Area RTA bus routes set to begin on November 6 10/12/78 p.5
REGNER, DAVID
Senators criticized by Honesty Coalition 1/19/78 p.57
RESNIK, FRANK H.
Official charges Graham pressured radio bids 2/16/78 p.5
RESTAURANTS
BADC to the rescue of village restaurants 7/13/78 p.19
REUNIONS
Brother, sister have a lot to talk about 7/6/78 p.14
RICHARDS, WILLIAM L.
Equine celebrities from Barrington 8/10/78 p.54
RICHARDSON, PATRICIA L.C.
Gurnee woman says she'll run for board 2/9/78 p.56
RICHARDSON, PRISCILLA
Candidates campaign together in 5th District 2/23/78 p.45
Tie with Graham may have cost Anderson 3/30/78 p.6
RICHLAND, JO
Board member's office use probed by school 10/5/78 p.5
Richland didn't violate school code, panel says 10/19/78
p.7
ROADS
Joint traffic meeting tonight 1/5/78 p.6
Traffic safety grant action delayed again 1/5/78 p.5
Improving traffic tops wish list of residents 1/12/78 p.6
James cited for using Miller Road entrance 1/12/78 p.14
James proposals give towns food for thought 1/12/78 p.7
Main Street takeover is pushed by Perille 1/12/78 p.10
Village salt supply cut short 1/26/78 p.12
Village to proceed with commuter lot project 1/26/78 p.6
Planner offers changes to LBS access map 2/16/78 p.14
Road turned over to township 2/16/78 p.30
Village, Chippendale reach accord 2/16/78 p.13
Lake-Cook Road extension to resume in spring 2/23/78 p.6
A new bridge over old muddy? 3/2/78 p.15
Access roads' battle heads into overtime 3/2/78 p.12
Haeger bridge concept draws BACOG ire 3/2/78 p.15
Move center or lose Kelsey access: villages 3/2/78 p.12
Bridge work to begin Monday 3/9/78 p.6
Shores to get Kelsey, Miller access roads 3/9/78 p.6
Haeger bridge meeting April 3 3/16/78 p.10
Lake County scratches Route 53 from plan 3/16/78 p.7
Route 53 is down, but don't count it out yet 3/23/78 p.19
BACOG may push for Route 53 alternative 3/30/78 p.10
Fox bridge hearing set on feasibility study 3/30/78 p.15
Condominium project draws two opponents 4/6/78 p.5
Haeger bridge study draws hoots, hollers 4/6/78 p.11
Barrington joins communities supporting Route 53 extension
4/13/78 p.18
County road repairs approved 4/13/78 p.26
Funding for Route 53 now rests with NIPC 4/13/78 p.18
Hough, Hillside lights are due this summer 4/13/78 p.10
Haeger bridge study approved in 13-3 vote 4/20/78 p.16
County planners nix Route 53 second time 4/27/78 p.6
Lake Barrington Shores asked to share in cost of Miller
traffic study 5/25/78 p.18
NIPC asks citizen input on plans for opposed Route 53
extension 6/1/78 p.14
Good pay, outdoor work woo women into construction 6/8/78
p.57
State funds allocated to repair roads following winter
damage 6/8/78 p.42
Applause speaks louder at hearing on Route 53 6/15/78 p.11
Route 59 work to start soon 6/15/78 p.12
Cook Street improvement is underway 6/22/78 p.13
Paper work, weather stall Western Avenue 6/22/78 p.7
BACOG hears request to reconsider Route 53 6/29/78 p.12
Developers liable for road damage 6/29/78 p.24
Ridge Road residents yearn for gravel 6/29/78 p.24
Bad weather stalls opening of Lake-Cook 7/6/78 p.64
Construction of Western Avenue should begin later this
month 7/6/78 p.14
Court to determine if road is public or private 7/6/78 p.38
NIPC verdict on Route 53 is due July 11 7/6/78 p.19
Route 14 improvements long way down the pike 7/6/78 p.19
We've had enough rain for now, thank you 7/6/78 p.5
NIPC staff gives "conditional" support to extension of
Route 53 7/13/78 p.5
Otis Road open again 7/13/78 p.13
NIPC sets July 27 vote on proposed Route 53 extension
7/20/78 p.19
South Barrington trustees to wish upon a star 7/20/78 p.17
Miller access size concerns neighbors 7/27/78 p.15
No public easement for Route 59 entrance to theater
7/27/78 p.11
Residents favor Route 53 extension 3 to 1 7/27/78 p.6
Route 59 now boundary between South Barrington, Barrington
Hills 7/27/78 p.19
Won't finish Western Avenue until spring 7/27/78 p.15
53 project the answer, says IDOT planner 8/3/78 p.14
Hills roads safer, thanks to traffic safety unit 8/3/78
p.46
Subdivision road project on hold 8/3/78 p.15
Improvements to road a top priority: IDOT 8/10/78 p.17
Overweight trucks are banned from 24 streets 8/17/78 p.16
Tollway commission may block theater path 8/17/78 p.5
Traffic relief two years away for Poplar Creek Music
Theater 8/24/78 p.7
Windemere road improvements to be aired at public hearing
8/24/78 p.26
Ela Road bypass plan is opposed by village 8/31/78 p.11
Construction materials due next week 9/7/78 p.35
Theater back burner item for tollway panel 9/7/78 p.12
IDOT probably will decide to drop Ela Road improvements
plan 9/14/78 p.5
Western Avenue work finally gets underway 9/14/78 p.5
Mashed metal, screams part of family's life 9/21/78 p.5
Residents lobby for stop light at 14 and Ela 9/21/78 p.126
Decision on Ela Road delayed "several weeks" 9/28/78 p.11
Ela project foes seek clout from Senator Graham with IDOT
9/28/78 p.11
South Barrington to spend $33,504 for road work 10/5/78
p.25
Street projects delay village traffic study 10/5/78 p.31
Flashing light may be only Ela improvement 10/12/78 p.16
Park district moving to get Lions Drive back 10/12/78 p.9
Residents will have option in driveway repair program
10/12/78 p.14
Route 53 extension plan hasn't gone away 10/12/78 p.5
Verdict on fines could mean $100,000 windfall 10/19/78 p.15
Ditches, water, faulty culverts draw dollars 10/26/78 p.13
Graham meets with IDOT on Ela Road stoplight 10/26/78 p.7
Traffic safety unit helping make highway less a killer
10/26/78 p.12
Correction to story of 10/26/78 11/2/78 p.7
IDOT action on Ela-14 intersection is uncertain 11/2/78
p.12
Ela redesign foes missed good deal: Mugalian 11/9/78 p.9
Road repair still at issue 11/23/78 p.126
ROBIN, HARRY
Candidate for county sheriff takes firm stand against
prostitution 1/12/78 p.34
Robin dispells rumors of absence 2/16/78 p.31
Robin elected to board; Geary reviews his term 12/7/78 p.16
ROBINSON, SHEPARD
New suburban cry: stay out, developers 1/12/78 p.72
News staff takes national story, photo awards 3/2/78 p.5
Local author publishes directory 10/19/78 p.82
ROMANO, LEE N.
Romano out, but who's in at Buehler estate in Barrington
Hills? 6/22/78 p.14
ROOS, ERIK
Roos is re-elected president of Barrington library board
5/11/78 p.105
ROSANOVA, ALBERT
A real test of sails-man-ship 7/27/78 p.102
ROSE, BARBARA
Rose, Gravdal capture District 220 board seats 4/13/78 p.6
ROSE, BILL
Rock concerts, violence go hand-in-hand: Rose 5/18/78 p.5
ROSLYN ROAD SCHOOL
Flooding? It's the other guy's problem 4/13/78 p.9
Roslyn Road school sends in the clowns 4/20/78 p.21
Who's your favorite clown? Bozo!!! 4/27/78 p.24
District 220 will explore alternatives to SEDOL 5/18/78 p.9
A week at camp makes Roslyn students more nature-wise
10/19/78 p.26
ROSS, SUE
Project director hired for youth grant work 3/9/78 p.16
ROSSMAN, MARGE
She tells women how to play power game 8/3/78 p.58
ROTARY INTERNATIONAL (CLUB)
Teen dynamo keeps club on the move 7/6/78 p.25
ROWLAND, BUCK
Village tells Rowland to clean up his act 8/31/78 p.14
ROWLAND'S SALES AND SERVICES
Village tells Rowland to clean up his act 8/31/78 p.14
RUE VALLEE (SUBDIVISION)
Court to determine if road is public or private 7/6/78 p.38
Subdivision road project on hold 8/3/78 p.15
RUSSELL, BETTY
Planting time: a family affair 5/25/78 p.44
RUSSELL, BURNELL
Planting time: a family affair 5/25/78 p.44
RUTH, THOMAS
Condition of attorney's land riles Berry Road neighbors
6/8/78 p.14
"Crafty lawyer" takes on a new opponent 6/15/78 p.16
RYAN, DENNIS P.
State's attorney institutes changes in approach to sex
crimes 4/13/78 p.41
RYKLO, MITCHELL
Biograph's new owner hopes to diminish "red neck" image
5/18/78 p.14
RYKOFF, DEBBIE
Hills teen rides to victory 7/20/78 p.65
SABBAK, WAYNE
Oddfellow Chimney Sweeps; Guy Obermaier and Wayne Sabbak,
owners 4/6/78 p.25
SACRED HEART OF MARY HIGH SCHOOL
Books donated to high school 1/19/78 p.38
SACRED HEART SEMINARY
Moving cost keeps Columbus in Fairhaven 7/13/78 p.15
SAFETY TOWN
Safety Town ready to begin third summer 3/30/78 p.6
SAILING
A real test of sails-man-ship 7/27/78 p.102
SALATO, FRANK
Fall trial set in raid case 8/17/78 p.19
SANDER, CHARLOTTE
Local artists in Up With People at Ravinia 6/29/78 p.64
Keeping "Up with People" a hectic on-stage life 7/20/78
p.10
SANDFOX, WILLIAM
Hearing set on vandalism 12/28/78 p.90
SAVAGE, HELEN
State's attorney institutes changes in approach to sex
crimes 4/13/78 p.41
SAVOY, MARINA
They'll spend summer in England, Japan, Peru 6/8/78 p.18
SCHADE, RUDOLF G., JR.
Good Shepherd selects chairman 6/15/78 p.86
SCHAFFER, JACK
RTA gas tax rebate proposed 2/9/78 p.38
Senator Schaffer backs investigation of public corruption,
tax cheating 3/30/78 p.33
Voters group lauds Schaffer 6/1/78 p.33
SCHERBAUM, CAROL
Soviet Union beckons Barrington High senior 5/11/78 p.19
SCHERBAUM, PEGGY
4-H girl selected for wilderness trip 7/20/78 p.59
SCHERF, LYNN
Record Album; Ronald Scherf and Lynn Scherf, owners
9/21/78 p. 102
SCHERF, RONALD
Record Album; Ronald Scherf and Lynn Scherf, owners
9/21/78 p. 102
SCHIELE, MARJADELE
Her title-winning feat a My Fair Lady story 2/23/78 p.12
Jennie does it again 5/18/78 p.20
Barrington's Jennie should be in "Who's Who" - for dogs
12/28/78 p.14
SCHLAFLY, PHYLLIS
ERA pugilists take ring one more time 10/19/78 p.10
Women in combat? 10/19/78 p.10
SCHMIDT WOOD PRODUCTS
Schmidt Wood Products; Charles Schmidt, owner 10/19/78 p.80
SCHMIDT, CHARLES
Schmidt Wood Products; Charles Schmidt, owner 10/19/78 p.80
SCHOOL ADMINISTRATORS
Zoeller calls for light at Miller 2/9/78 p.20
New high school principal named 6/8/78 p.34
Study surveys principals pay 6/22/78 p.40
Board member's office use probed by school 10/5/78 p.5
SCHOOLS
Guidelines for developer donations "insufficient" 2/2/78
p.16
New bills would rescue strapped school boards 4/20/78 p.7
Title IX: School playgrounds latest battlefield in war
between sexes 8/31/78 p.21
SCHULD, AL
Blanchard resigns as Hills clerk; Schuld named police
"commander" 6/29/78 p.15
Lieutenant is appointed Barrington Hills police chief
8/31/78 p.6
SCHWARTZ, ALEX
Schwartz is champ 2/2/78 p.81
SCHWEMM, EARL
The Earl Schwemms; fifty years together 2/2/78 p.46
SCHWEMM, EUNICE
The Earl Schwemms; fifty years together 2/2/78 p.46
SCOLIOSIS
Scoliosis 3/9/78 p.10
SCOTT, WILLIAM J.
State booklet spells out which meetings should be open to
public 4/13/78 p.38
SENIOR COMPANION PROGRAM
Volunteers to aid seniors 4/13/78 p.46
SERGEL, CLARK
Sergel will go to trial on September 11 7/13/78 p.13
Sergel trial is postponed 9/7/78 p.11
SERGEL, VIRGINIA
Sergel pleads "not guilty" 1/19/78 p.6
Sergel, Panker trial dates to be set soon 6/22/78 p.7
Sergel will go to trial on September 11 7/13/78 p.13
Sergel trial is postponed 9/7/78 p.11
Sergel trial to start October 23 9/14/78 p.16
Sergel trial set to begin 10/19/78 p.13
Sergel trial delayed again 10/26/78 p.16
Acquitted of murder, she seeks return to normal 12/21/78
p.7
SERVOMATION
Servomation bringing "expertise" to District 220 6/22/78
p.12
Panel will work with Servomation officials 9/28/78 p.18
Cafeteria service reports $5,000 District 220 deficit
12/21/78 p.26
SEX CRIMES
State's attorney institutes changes in approach to sex
crimes 4/13/78 p.41
Police search for assailant in County Line Road rape
11/2/78 p.7
Carpentersville man held in Hills rape 11/16/78 p.7
SEX EDUCATION
Knowing doesn't lead to doing 9/21/78 p.10
SHAW, DON
Night patrol: Sheriff a peacekeeper on township beat
9/14/78 p.34
SHEDBALKER, LISA
BHS senior bids for Illinois Teenager crown 8/31/78 p.111
SHELLENBACK, ERIC
Simond, Shellenback go in baseball draft 6/8/78 p.14
Simond, Shellenback choose different paths 6/15/78 p.109
Shellenback will go to SMU 7/6/78 p.95
SHELTER (FOSTER HOME AGENCY)
Shelter a haven for children in need 12/28/78 p.23
SHERMAN HOSPITAL
Sherman volunteers' service nears 40,000 hour mark 6/29/78
p.65
SHERRY'S FAR EAST
Sherry's Far East; Sherry Regan, owner 2/23/78 p.76
SHOPPING CENTERS
Villages see center; will meet again Friday 2/23/78 p.18
Access roads' battle heads into overtime 3/2/78 p.12
Move center or lose Kelsey access: villages 3/2/78 p.12
SHORELY WOOD APARTMENTS
Local apartments go for $2 million 2/23/78 p.48
SILET, BRUCE W.
Silet gets probation in November shooting 5/4/78 p.16
SIMOND, ROB
Simond could be Salukis' man of the hour 5/11/78 p.112
Simond, Shellenback go in baseball draft 6/8/78 p.14
Simond, Shellenback choose different paths 6/15/78 p.109
SINCERE, MIKE
Who's your favorite clown? Bozo!!! 4/27/78 p.24
SISSON, ALLAN R.
Deacon drowns in Wisconsin 6/1/78 p.6
SKAMFER, ROBERT
Deer Park now has a part-time assistant 10/19/78 p.18
SKATEBOARDING
Barrington podiatrist warns: skateboarding can be hazardous
5/11/78 p.28
SKEEN, ANDREA
CPR training saves life of third grader 3/23/78 p.7
SKINNER, CAL, JR.
Skinner wages war against "hated" RTA tax 7/6/78 p.15
New RTA chief draws blast from Skinner 8/31/78 p.71
SKOKIE FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
Former restaurant site may be new home for Skokie Federal
Savings 12/7/78 p.14
SMITH, CAROL
Good pay, outdoor work woo women into construction 6/8/78
p.57
SMITH, HAROLD B., JR.
Do Republicans have too much leadership? 9/14/78 p.10
SMITH, KIRBY
Smith steps down as Ponies' coach 3/9/78 p.107
SMITH, THOMAS
No organized Democrat effort in school board vote: Forsberg
4/13/78 p.6
SMOKE DETECTORS
Group asks village to ban sale of ionization smoke
detectors 10/19/78 p.6
Villages vow to curb school-area speeding 10/26/78 p.14
SNYDER, ORVILLE
One man's work brightens inner vision of another 1/12/78
p.62
SOCIETY FOR CREATIVE ANACHRONISMS
For SCA members, all roads lead to Camelot 9/7/78 p.67
SOMETHING SPECIAL
Something Special; Ardith Gulbransen, owner 12/7/78 p.104
SOUTH BARRINGTON GREEN (SUBDIVISION)
Developer gives $5,000 donation to South Barrington Park
District 8/24/78 p.16
SOUTH BARRINGTON PARK DISTRICT
South Barrington park wants permanent home 3/16/78 p.11
New park district plan will be aired tonight 5/11/78 p.12
Feuding boards apart on developer donations 5/25/78 p.6
Village, park in accord on developer donations 6/15/78 p.6
Developer gives $5,000 donation to South Barrington Park
District 8/24/78 p.16
South Barrington park unit to receive donations soon
12/21/78 p.26
SOUTH BARRINGTON, ILL.
BACOG, South Barrington eye Hoffman Estates zoning plan
2/16/78 p.15
Allstate headquarters to South Barrington? 3/9/78 p.5
South Barrington planners consider 94-acre subdivision
3/16/78 p.11
Allstate acres 3/23/78 p.13
First Allstate hearing is scheduled April 17 4/6/78 p.7
"Good hands people" unveil $23 million plan 4/20/78 p.6
New park district plan will be aired tonight 5/11/78 p.12
"Good hands people" need one more "aye" 5/18/78 p.7
Feuding boards apart on developer donations 5/25/78 p.6
BACOG panel pursues study of Allstate plan 6/1/78 p.15
Hunt on for source of well contamination 6/1/78 p.19
Church officials move toward site development 6/8/78 p.11
Village, park in accord on developer donations 6/15/78 p.6
Two arrested in South Barrington drug bust 6/29/78 p.5
Position on Allstate to be developed July 11 7/6/78 p.9
South Barrington may consider grid system 7/6/78 p.7
BACOG in holding pattern on Allstate plan 7/13/78 p.7
"Good hands people" part of South Barrington 7/20/78 p.7
South Barrington trustees stand against theater 7/20/78 p.7
South Barrington trustees to wish upon a star 7/20/78 p.17
Poplar Creek fight tab hits the $20,000 mark 7/27/78 p.11
Route 59 now boundary between South Barrington, Barrington
Hills 7/27/78 p.19
South Barrington board joins Poplar Creek Theater foes
7/27/78 p.16
Best hope for theater: a partial 1979 season 8/3/78 p.12
Village annexes 48-acre project 8/3/78 p.20
Grid system, developer donations on board docket 8/10/78
p.17
Hoffman planners endorse theater with changes 8/10/78 p.5
State drops charges against 2 men arrested 8/10/78 p. 17
Developer donation law gets South Barrington nod 8/17/78
p.11
South Barrington stalls vote on grid system 8/17/78 p.14
Treasurer's report 8/17/78 p.106
Junk automobiles are gone; RV vehicles could be next
8/24/78 p.49
South Barrington donations law doesn't bother BACOG
8/24/78 p.19
South Barrington okays four new subdivisions 8/24/78 p.39
South Barrington to get church 8/24/78 p.24
Windemere road improvements to be aired at public hearing
8/24/78 p.26
Poplar Creek Theater legal tab approaches the $30,000 mark
8/31/78 p.109
Villages in concert on lawsuit against theater 8/31/78 p.5
Fight against theater will continue in court 9/14/78 p.6
Call for more police made in South Barrington 9/21/78 p.16
Poplar Creek fight tab hits the $43,000 mark 9/21/78 p.7
South Barrington board member violates village sign
ordinance 9/21/78 p.18
Theater construction halt will be requested 9/21/78 p.7
Theater foes take case to court; ask judge to halt
construction 9/28/78 p.100
Allstate's complex right on schedule 10/5/78 p.25
Motion to dismiss towns' suit to be heard October 18 in
Chicago 10/5/78 p.7
South Barrington to spend $33,504 for road work 10/5/78
p.25
Junk or treasure... this sale is a smash 10/12/78 p.42
Theater attorney asks dismissal of lawsuits 10/12/78 p.15
Pumpkins rate high as Goebbert family sets autumn scene
10/19/78 p.47
Theater suit dismissal will be heard Friday 10/19/78 p.5
Ditches, water, faulty culverts draw dollars 10/26/78 p.13
South Barrington adopts grid numbering system 10/26/78 p.6
South Barrington board heeds cry for extra help 10/26/78
p.15
Villages plan appeal to reverse theater ruling 10/26/78 p.7
Court costs mount in fight to block Poplar Creek
construction 11/16/78 p.6
Growth causes concern over safety, donations 11/16/78 p.12
Correction to story of 11/16/78 11/23/78 p.13
South Barrington tagged for fed flood study 11/23/78 p.14
Church asks South Barrington to disannex strip 12/21/78
p.11
South Barrington trustee says residents will okay new
numbers 12/21/78 p.24
SPECIAL EDUCATION DISTRICT OF LAKE COUNTY
District 220 will explore alternatives to SEDOL 5/18/78 p.9
School district holds $81,500 from Special Education
District of Lake County 7/20/78 p.17
District 220's SEDOL plan to curriculum committee 11/23/78
p.7
District 220 decides to keep special education system
12/21/78 p.15
SPORTS
Barrington man teaches tennis 2/2/78 p.64
Middle School students hit the ski slopes 2/9/78 p.19
Fencik-led Bears to play Saturday 2/23/78 p.18
Kids defeat cops, but who's keeping score? 3/23/78 p.11
Buehler wins diving title 4/6/78 p.120
Henricksen is all-star gridder 4/6/78 p.42
First Masters 4/13/78 p.112
WLS, Bad News to resume rivalry Saturday 5/4/78 p.11
Simond could be Salukis' man of the hour 5/11/78 p.112
Hallberg repeats as North-South champion 5/25/78 p.107
Netters at their best; earn top-10 state ranking 6/1/78
p.100
Simond, Shellenback go in baseball draft 6/8/78 p.14
Simond, Shellenback choose different paths 6/15/78 p.109
Walstrom is named the Fillies' most outstanding athlete for
1977-78 6/15/78 p.113
BHS tennis players are seriously hurt in crash 6/22/78 p.5
Another Fencik bids for pro success 7/6/78 p.95
Shellenback will go to SMU 7/6/78 p.95
Barrington High School cheerleaders are number 1 7/13/78
p.15
She'll ride her way to an ice show part 7/13/78 p.49
McLear no stranger to Open course 7/20/78 p.103
Swim pool director, manager to come from outside: Zoeller
7/20/78 p.15
Wheaties summer games contest July 31, August 14 at park
district 7/20/78 p.12
Scott Fencik cut by Giants; hopes for second chance
7/27/78 p.101
Free wheeling competition a ball for athlete 8/10/78 p.21
Barrington no bridesmaid this time around 8/17/78 p.7
Stevens Point is next hurdle for Broncos 8/17/78 p.7
If Broncs win, it's Owensboro 8/24/78 p.5
Smith takes "best team ever" to Legion regional 8/24/78
p.103
The Ice Man cometh to Barrington Arena 8/24/78 p.105
This race car driver has plenty of Atlanta rhythm 8/24/78
p.104
Barrington takes 5th at Great Lakes tourney 8/31/78 p.10
Title IX: School playgrounds latest battlefield in war
between sexes 8/31/78 p.21
Steiner is national titlist 9/14/78 p.116
More baseball fields are needed: residents 9/21/78 p.11
District 220 will study police consultant idea 10/19/78 p.9
National prep games opposed by District 220 10/19/78 p.11
Trainers now medics on sports battlefield 11/16/78 p.21
Barrington High School will have part-time athletic trainer
11/23/78 p.7
McConville is Coach of the Year 11/23/78 p.121
Roast was surprise and toast of his life 11/23/78 p.18
SPORTS FACILITIES
Vacationing tadpoles find water fine 4/6/78 p.46
Buehler YMCA expansion passes first test in Palatine
4/20/78 p.12
Buehler "Y" lights 10 big birthday candles 5/4/78 p.25
Harper gym facilities to open to public use 11/16/78 p.20
Clean up gyms, lockers group suggests to school 12/21/78
p.19
SPOTO, NANCY
Coordinator of drop-in center, secretary join staff at
Barrington Youth Services 10/5/78 p.28
SPURR, CHARLIE
Former meter officer Spurr dies in Michigan 8/10/78 p.20
ST. ANNE'S SCHOOL
Fill 'er up 1/12/78 p.10
Learning center sparks interest in knowledge 2/9/78 p.25
ST. MICHAEL'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Reverend Strand to be ordained 4/27/78 p.38
Behold... the Lord's new priest 5/11/78 p.25
Deacon drowns in Wisconsin 6/1/78 p.6
ST. NECTARIOUS GREEK ORTHODOX CHURCH
The Greeks know how to make a picnic sing with ethnic taste
7/13/78 p.41
ST. PAUL UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST
Scholarships won by five pianists 6/8/78 p.65
Pastor marks 25th anniversary 6/29/78 p.26
STAINED GLASS OF BARRINGTON
Stained Glass of Barrington; Mark Lewis, owner 6/22/78 p.76
STANLEY, ROGER
Stanley upset by phone rate hike request 2/9/78 p.39
Stanley renews efforts to extend voting hours in statewide
elections 6/8/78 p.32
STEFFEN, FRED
Limit campaign costs, Steffen says 5/18/78 p.38
Steffen raps holiday bill 6/1/78 p.30
McClory fails to react to needs of area: Steffen 6/8/78
p.79
STEINER, MIKE
Steiner is national titlist 9/14/78 p.116
STEPHAN, ROD
Barrington man teaches tennis 2/2/78 p.64
STERN, MARY
Clerk wants to debate challenger 5/25/78 p.37
STEVENS, NELSON
Fifth grader wins DAR essay contest 2/16/78 p.56
STEVENSON, JILL
Keeping 'em down on the farm not hard at all 11/23/78 p.26
STEVENSON, MICHAEL
Keeping 'em down on the farm not hard at all 11/23/78 p.26
STEVENSON, PHYLLIS B.
Citizens' group opposes state legalized gambling 6/8/78
p.30
STITT, DIANE
Solar prophet sees sun as ray of energy hope 4/27/78 p.29
STITT, JOHN
Solar prophet sees sun as ray of energy hope 4/27/78 p.29
STOLTE, ARNOLD
Neighbors seek ouster of smut as "nuisance" 2/23/78 p.20
STONERIDGE (SUBDIVISION)
South Barrington okays four new subdivisions 8/24/78 p.39
STORMS, BOB
Teens meet with Gov. Thompson; push for legislative
awareness 1/26/78 p.7
STOUT, PAUL R.
Quaker employee guilty of charges 7/6/78 p.13
STRAND, TYLER A., REV.
Reverend Strand to be ordained 4/27/78 p.38
Behold... the Lord's new priest 5/11/78 p.25
STRIKES AND LOCKOUTS
Railroad strike leaves area commuters without wheels
9/7/78 p.18
Barrington-area commuters are learning by experience
9/28/78 p.100
STROH, MARY
She'll compete in air derby 5/18/78 p.27
STUDENTS FOR OPEN CAMPUS
Longer class period a better idea: students 8/10/78 p.6
SUBURBAN COOK COUNTY AREA AGENCY ON AGING
Advisory council members wanted 3/30/78 p.30
SUCHY, JOHN
Polyporus frondosus: a mushroom mouthful 11/2/78 p.10
SULLIVAN, JOHN
Lakes management expert may join staff of BACOG 5/25/78 p.6
SUTOR, MARY
Cyclists setting wheels in motion for charity 10/5/78 p.33
SWIM FOR HEART
Different strokes to benefit folks through 3-county Swim
for Heart 7/6/78 p.35
TAE FOOD MART
Tae Food Mart; Wes Carlson, owner 2/23/78 p.76
TANNERT, SANDY
Country House; Sandy Tannert, Adrienne Clark, Cathie
Metzler, Judy Kelly, and Carole Olson, owners
10/12/78 p.84
TAX REFORM IMMEDIATELY COMMITTEE
TRIM publishes quarterly listing of how representatives
voted 3/30/78 p.38
TAXATION
Carter's tax plan a sham, Crane says 2/9/78 p.69
Fonte releases second tax relief statement 2/9/78 p.38
RTA gas tax rebate proposed 2/9/78 p.38
TRIM publishes quarterly listing of how representatives
voted 3/30/78 p.38
Referendum vote may come at Harper meet 5/18/78 p.9
Wegman raps senate leadership 5/25/78 p.38
Postal increases a tax, Crane says 6/1/78 p.32
Harper may go to voters for tax increase 6/8/78 p.15
Mugalian seeks lower sales tax 6/8/78 p.43
Advisory tax relief may come this fall 6/15/78 p.9
Graham chides Senate in wake of tax revolt 6/15/78 p.9
Harper tax hike to go to voters by fall 6/15/78 p.19
Coalition urges freeze on taxes 7/6/78 p.61
Businesses join taxpayers revolt 7/20/78 p.13
Harper tax increase up for September 19 vote 7/20/78 p.14
County collecting data for '79 assessments 10/26/78 p.20
TAXATION--BARRINGTON HILLS, ILL.
County blunder means revenue loss for Hills 7/27/78 p.12
Barrington Hills board adopts $135,000 tax levy 8/31/78
p.13
Hills sales tax mystery has yet to be solved 10/5/78 p.31
TAXATION--BARRINGTON TOWNSHIP, ILL.
Summer brings tax hike to Barrington Township 7/6/78 p.5
Many factors involved in township tax hike 7/13/78 p.14
TAXATION--BARRINGTON, ILL.
Nelson may push for home rule referendum 5/25/78 p.5
Village board approves tax levy increase 9/7/78 p.5
TAXATION--COOK COUNTY, ILL.
Cook assessments up more than 5 per cent 5/25/78 p.36
Tax collections at record level 10/12/78 p.65
County treasurer announces sale on delinquent real estate
taxes 11/16/78 p.22
Cook County refuses increase in District 220 tax levy for
1978 12/28/78 p.5
TAXATION--ILLINOIS
Crane favors state tax limit 6/1/78 p.68
Five year license plates could save taxpayers $21 million
in five years 7/6/78 p.34
Rebate could mean income tax increase 7/6/78 p.6
Governor criticizes legislature for approving additional
spending 7/13/78 p.30
Tax protest signatures sought here 8/3/78 p.20
TAXATION--LAKE COUNTY, ILL.
Lake County tax bill should come this fall 7/13/78 p.20
Late Lake tax bills force parks to issue anticipation
warrants 11/16/78 p.5
Tardy tax bills cause area cash flow crisis 11/16/78 p.5
Assessment hike wipes out lower tax rates 12/7/78 p.6
Merry Christmas card: Lake tax bills in mail 12/7/78 p.6
TECHNICAL PUBLISHING COMPANY
Technical Publishing Company; John K. Abely, owner 9/28/78
p.81
TEN PIN BOWL
Cash, liquor taken in burglary at Ten Pin 1/19/78 p.18
TEPPER, TERRI
What's in a name? It's to woman's credit 10/12/78 p.21
TESSIE'S (NIGHTCLUB)
Organized crime behind Island Lake games? 3/9/78 p.7
Fire, legal action curb Tessie's business 3/30/78 p.34
Trial date may be set Friday in Island Lake gambling raid
7/6/78 p.16
Fall trial set in raid case 8/17/78 p.19
Eight guilty in gambling raid, are fined by circuit court
judge 9/28/78 p.16
TEWARI, G.P.
Harper panel picks 2 to run in April election 3/9/78 p.12
Harper College board candidates pledge to attack financial
deficits 3/30/78 p.33
THEATERS
Ravinia-type complex proposed near here 4/20/78 p.5
Allstate, theater plans to get BACOG scrutiny 4/27/78 p.6
Theater plan appeals to Hoffman president 5/11/78 p.6
Theater proposal may draw area opposition 5/11/78 p.14
Rock concerts, violence go hand-in-hand: Rose 5/18/78 p.5
Barrington, Barrington Hills oppose theater complex
5/25/78 p.14
BACOG joins list of opponents to theater 6/1/78 p.5
Hoffman planners near vote on music center 6/1/78 p.15
City of Aurora said "no" to Nederlander 6/8/78 p.6
Money no object in fight against theater 6/8/78 p.5
Opposition to get shot at theater plan tonight 6/15/78 p.7
Traffic barbs traded at hearing on theater 6/22/78 p.18
Theater could create 15-mile long parking lot 6/29/78 p.14
Street-visible porn films banned by county 7/13/78 p.12
Violence commonplace at SIU theater: police 7/13/78 p.18
Poplar Creek bill -- $7,425 and counting 7/20/78 p.5
South Barrington trustees stand against theater 7/20/78 p.7
Best hope for theater: a partial 1979 season 8/3/78 p.12
Hoffman planners endorse theater with changes 8/10/78 p.5
Opponents of theater keeping powder dry 8/17/78 p.14
Tollway commission may block theater path 8/17/78 p.5
Hoffman orchestrates approval for music theater 8/24/78 p.7
Traffic relief two years away for Poplar Creek Music
Theater 8/24/78 p.7
BACOG may move against music theater 8/31/78 p.9
Poplar Creek Theater legal tab approaches the $30,000 mark
8/31/78 p.109
Villages in concert on lawsuit against theater 8/31/78 p.5
Theater back burner item for tollway panel 9/7/78 p.12
Fight against theater will continue in court 9/14/78 p.6
Poplar Creek fight tab hits the $43,000 mark 9/21/78 p.7
Theater construction halt will be requested 9/21/78 p.7
BACOG to intervene in music theater suit 9/28/78 p.12
Theater foes take case to court; ask judge to halt
construction 9/28/78 p.100
Motion to dismiss towns' suit to be heard October 18 in
Chicago 10/5/78 p.7
Theater attorney asks dismissal of lawsuits 10/12/78 p.15
Theater suit dismissal will be heard Friday 10/19/78 p.5
Villages plan appeal to reverse theater ruling 10/26/78 p.7
Court costs mount in fight to block Poplar Creek
construction 11/16/78 p.6
Homeowners join legal battle against theater 11/16/78 p.6
"We're not worried," theater lawyer says 11/23/78 p.5
THIEL, CARL
Two chiefs for village? 12/7/78 p.7
Two police chiefs say power struggle unlikely 12/28/78 p.10
THINGER, MARY
Barrington architect dies in 2-car crash 4/6/78 p.16
THOMAS, BEVERLY
New advisors added to area association's staff 9/28/78 p.28
THOMAS, HARRY
Candidates campaign together in 5th District 2/23/78 p.45
Tie with Graham may have cost Anderson 3/30/78 p.6
THOMPSON, JAMES R.
Teens meet with Gov. Thompson; push for legislative
awareness 1/26/78 p.7
Thompson and Crane turn out for Graham 3/16/78 p.18
Governor criticizes legislature for approving additional
spending 7/13/78 p.30
THOMPSON, THOMAS A.
Village Church to celebrate installation of new pastor
10/12/78 p.44
THOREN, LARRY
Lieutenant is appointed Barrington Hills police chief
8/31/78 p.6
THORPE, CHRIS
Student wins essay contest 4/20/78 p.32
THRELKELD, RICHARD
Threlkeld hoists anchor for CBS news show 6/1/78 p.7
THULIN, ADELAIDE A.
Applied Design Associates; Adelaide A. Thulin, owner
11/9/78 p.90
TIFE, NANCY
Middle School students hit the ski slopes 2/9/78 p.19
TIME CAPSULES
Time capsule ceremony planned Memorial Day 5/18/78 p.6
TOMCHEK, DAVID
Harper brass feels sting of Tomchek tongue 4/27/78 p.20
TOWER LAKES, ILL.
Joint traffic meeting tonight 1/5/78 p.6
James proposals give towns food for thought 1/12/78 p.7
Lake Barrington Shores asked to share in cost of Miller
traffic study 5/25/78 p.18
Tower Lakes police arrest naked swimmer 7/13/78 p.13
Tower Lakes youth kidnaped hitchhiking 10/5/78 p.9
Tower Lakes President Cy Wagner reelected NIPC chief
10/26/78 p.15
Fen outside Tower Lkes is also key to survival of
wilderness 12/7/78 p.10
Tower Lakes fen: Is proposed subdivision friend or threat?
12/7/78 p.10
Cuba Township dispute continues over area deputy should
patrol 12/21/78 p.10
Fen fate decision delayed 'til January 12/21/78 p.6
Filing date near for candidates 12/21/78 p.20
Treasurer's report 12/28/78 p.89
TOWNLEY, MARY
They'll spend summer in England, Japan, Peru 6/8/78 p.18
TRAFFIC FLOW
BACOG may parent area-wide traffic study 2/2/78 p.7
Villages voice demands for Shores changes 2/2/78 p.14
Nibbles, but no bites on traffic study offer 2/16/78 p.5
RTA may consider train depot at Route 14 and Kelsey Road
2/23/78 p.5
Villages see center; will meet again Friday 2/23/78 p.18
Access roads' battle heads into overtime 3/2/78 p.12
Keep "loop" out of race, Graham says 3/9/78 p.13
Jury is still out on transportation planner 3/16/78 p.16
Chicago firm winner in traffic "election" 3/30/78 p.16
Haeger bridge study draws hoots, hollers 4/6/78 p.11
Hough, Hillside lights are due this summer 4/13/78 p.10
Car counters converge at site of new library 4/27/78 p.16
Library officials call out troops as state conducts traffic
count 5/4/78 p.10
Lake Barrington Shores asked to share in cost of Miller
traffic study 5/25/78 p.18
New Burger King plan will be heard June 7 5/25/78 p.12
Library doesn't warrant traffic signals: state 6/1/78 p.5
Traffic count at library site doesn't satisfy board members
6/8/78 p.7
Traffic barbs traded at hearing on theater 6/22/78 p.18
Theater could create 15-mile long parking lot 6/29/78 p.14
Transportation study approved in 4-3 vote 6/29/78 p.18
Will RTA buses help, hinder traffic flow? 6/29/78 p.14
Lake Barrington won't share cost of study 7/6/78 p.12
BACOG to seek consultant for area-wide traffic study
7/27/78 p.14
No public easement for Route 59 entrance to theater
7/27/78 p.11
Library set to stack traffic count deck 8/10/78 p.14
Traffic relief two years away for Poplar Creek Music
Theater 8/24/78 p.7
Street projects delay village traffic study 10/5/78 p.31
Second library traffic count scheduled Wednesday, October
25 10/12/78 p.5
Rain dampens traffic count; library falls short for
stoplight 11/2/78 p.5
Library seeks IDOT permission to average 8-hour traffic
count 11/9/78 p.16
Entrance to train station an obstacle for kiss 'n riders
12/7/78 p.11
Village may go it alone on transportation study 12/7/78
p.14
BACOG surplus shrinks; transit study jeopardized 12/21/78
p.5
Barrington's proposed inner loop killed by municipal
conference 12/21/78 p.22
TRAFFIC REGULATIONS
Tactical unit to keep close eye on speeders 3/16/78 p.14
Income from fines is increased 6/1/78 p.13
Court closing hassle for police, residents 6/29/78 p.123
Traffic violations on the increase 7/6/78 p.34
TRAFFIC SAFETY
Traffic problems get high priority in budget 1/19/78 p.6
Safety should dictate change in Miller plans 1/26/78 p.7
Barrington Hills okays traffic safety grant 2/2/78 p.14
Northwest Highway remains a barrier to new library 2/9/78
p.5
Zoeller calls for light at Miller 2/9/78 p.20
Role of crossing guard affirmed by board 2/16/78 p.7
Library crossing guard isn't home free yet 2/23/78 p.7
Library crossing guard cost $15.27 an hour 3/2/78 p.6
Overhead cost plugged into crossing guard pact 3/9/78 p.12
Shores to get Kelsey, Miller access roads 3/9/78 p.6
Danger still lurks at library street crossing 3/23/78 p.6
All's well so far at new library street crossing 3/30/78
p.15
Library light cost could hit $400,000 4/13/78 p.13
Car counters converge at site of new library 4/27/78 p.16
Library officials call out troops as state conducts traffic
count 5/4/78 p.10
Traffic safety panel to study bicycle patrol 5/11/78 p.7
Accidents down 29% in Barrington Hills 5/25/78 p.50
Lake Barrington Shores asked to share in cost of Miller
traffic study 5/25/78 p.18
Library doesn't warrant traffic signals: state 6/1/78 p.5
Traffic tactical unit may be on street soon 6/1/78 p.19
Traffic count at library site doesn't satisfy board members
6/8/78 p.7
Library lights not a dead issue: Graham 7/6/78 p.5
Library will request second traffic count 7/20/78 p.6
Hills roads safer, thanks to traffic safety unit 8/3/78
p.46
Mashed metal, screams part of family's life 9/21/78 p.5
Residents lobby for stop light at 14 and Ela 9/21/78 p.126
Flashing light may be only Ela improvement 10/12/78 p.16
Park district moving to get Lions Drive back 10/12/78 p.9
Second library traffic count scheduled Wednesday, October
25 10/12/78 p.5
Graham still pushing Ela Road traffic light 10/19/78 p.6
Graham meets with IDOT on Ela Road stoplight 10/26/78 p.7
Traffic safety unit helping make highway less a killer
10/26/78 p.12
Villages vow to curb school-area speeding 10/26/78 p.14
Correction to story of 10/26/78 11/2/78 p.7
IDOT action on Ela-14 intersection is uncertain 11/2/78
p.12
Rain dampens traffic count; library falls short for
stoplight 11/2/78 p.5
Ela redesign foes missed good deal: Mugalian 11/9/78 p.9
Library seeks IDOT permission to average 8-hour traffic
count 11/9/78 p.16
Growth causes concern over safety, donations 11/16/78 p.12
Correction to story of 11/16/78 11/23/78 p.13
Library board urges IDOT to bend on light 12/7/78 p.12
Lower fatality, accident rates prompt Hills grant renewal
vote 12/21/78 p.16
TRANSPORTATION
Transportation issue up for discussion Wednesday 1/5/78 p.5
Bids to be sought from transportation planners 1/19/78 p.15
Village to proceed with commuter lot project 1/26/78 p.6
Too cold, too much snow to test trains for noise 2/9/78
p.14
RTA funds bus service to train station 2/16/78 p.13
Commuter lot green board's favorite color 2/23/78 p.16
RTA may consider train depot at Route 14 and Kelsey Road
2/23/78 p.5
Jury is still out on transportation planner 3/16/78 p.16
Snowmobile operator is fined $60 by judge 3/16/78 p.15
Village may set aside $30,000 for transportation study
3/16/78 p.16
RTA to study transit needs of the elderly 3/30/78 p.36
Suburban GOP calls for major RTA reform 3/30/78 p.38
RTA foes plan survey of collar counties 4/27/78 p.124
Village trustees have dusty tiger by the tail 6/1/78 p.12
Illinois Railroad Museum: A real whistle-stop 6/15/78 p.73
RTA feeder bus routes are set here 6/22/78 p.5
Transportation study approved in 4-3 vote 6/29/78 p.18
Will RTA buses help, hinder traffic flow? 6/29/78 p.14
"Mrs. Tuttle, we all love you," her riders agree 7/6/78
p.51
RTA nixes fare hike; looks to federal funds 7/6/78 p.15
Skinner wages war against "hated" RTA tax 7/6/78 p.15
Suburbs spending more, getting less from RTA 8/10/78 p.14
Overweight trucks are banned from 24 streets 8/17/78 p.16
Area RTA bus routes will begin in October 9/7/78 p.5
Railroad strike leaves area commuters without wheels
9/7/78 p.18
Barrington-area commuters are learning by experience
9/28/78 p.100
New RTA bus route won't start October 1, as announced by
village 9/28/78 p.6
Area RTA bus routes set to begin on November 6 10/12/78 p.5
Commuters can help police railroad depot, official says
10/12/78 p.15
Lack of riders may doom O'Hare bus run 10/12/78 p.16
Graham still pushing Ela Road traffic light 10/19/78 p.6
Townships have parking cards for the disabled 10/26/78 p.11
Feeder bus routes to start on Monday 11/2/78 p.23
RTA bus inaugural a lonely affair for few 11/9/78 p.15
Village may go it alone on transportation study 12/7/78
p.14
BACOG surplus shrinks; transit study jeopardized 12/21/78
p.5
Derailment snarls commuter trains 12/21/78 p.5
TRAUTWEIN, GRACE ALISON
Barrington grad skates on tour 6/15/78 p.42
TRI-VILLAGE FLYING CLUB
Ground-bound fliers take wing by radio 4/13/78 p.21
TUTTLE, LORRAINE
"Mrs. Tuttle, we all love you," her riders agree 7/6/78
p.51
ULMEN, LAWRENCE
East is east, west is west, sayeth Ulmen's compass 6/1/78
p.62
UNIFICATION CHURCH
Deprogrammed Moonie talks of "love bombing" 12/28/78 p.25
UNION, ILL.
Illinois Railroad Museum: A real whistle-stop 6/15/78 p.73
UNITED AIRLINES
Wings clipped, they turn to helping the retarded 9/21/78
p.79
UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS
To shores of North Sea 10/5/78 p.10
UNITED WAY
United Way meeting planned 2/16/78 p.31
Elected to board 4/6/78 p.26
Lake County United Way allots $1,370,842 to local agencies
6/8/78 p.42
Fund raiser sets record goal 7/6/78 p.24
Two agencies join United Way 7/6/78 p.26
URETA, RODOLFO
Youth is killed, 16 others injured in 2 accidents 8/17/78
p.15
VALDEZ, JOSE
Youth is killed, 16 others injured in 2 accidents 8/17/78
p.15
VALENTINE, DAVID
Barrington Lions elect officers for '78-'79 service season
6/29/78 p.28
VAN HAGEN, GEORGE
Public support a key factor in BYS growth 5/18/78 p.11
VANDALISM
Library washrooms locked, thanks to obscene scrawling
4/13/78 p.16
Idle hands the vandal's workshop, says youth officer
8/24/78 p.21
Meters, fare boxes target for vandals 11/2/78 p.7
Vandals wreck shop; owner vows to reopen 11/9/78 p.14
VAOS, TONY
Anthony's Carpets and Furnishings; Tony Vaos, owner 5/4/78
p.84
VAROUXAKIS, FRANK
Trial dates set for Panker, accountant 1/5/78 p.13
Sergel, Panker trial dates to be set soon 6/22/78 p.7
Ill-health postpones trial 7/6/78 p.13
Panker pleads guilty; must pay $18,000 to department of
revenue 7/20/78 p.18
Panker auditor guilty; fined $500 and costs 8/24/78 p.17
Landmark restaurant closed: may become retail center, pub
10/19/78 p.14
VASTINE, KATHY
Deprogrammed Moonie talks of "love bombing" 12/28/78 p.25
VERBIC, RICHARD
Verbic disappointed; McClory won't debate 2/9/78 p.40
Verbic raps McClory, Washington attitude 2/23/78 p.26
12th Congressional District--Republican 3/16/78 p.47
VERSCHOOR, CARLA
It's mortar boards times four for local family 6/15/78 p.25
VERSCHOOR, CAROLYN
It's mortar boards times four for local family 6/15/78 p.25
VERSCHOOR, CURTIS
It's mortar boards times four for local family 6/15/78 p.25
VERSCHOOR, MARIE
It's mortar boards times four for local family 6/15/78 p.25
VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS
VFW selects Crane for award 6/1/78 p.33
VIETNAM
Their world shattered by war, they seek new life 3/30/78
p.23
VILLAGE CHURCH OF BARRINGTON
Pastor marks 40 years of marriage, ministry 8/31/78 p.15
Village Church to celebrate installation of new pastor
10/12/78 p.44
VO LAM, THUONG
Their world shattered by war, they seek new life 3/30/78
p.23
VOLUNTARISM
Volunteers to aid seniors 4/13/78 p.46
Sherman volunteers' service nears 40,000 hour mark 6/29/78
p.65
Busy Brannon puts on finishing touches 11/16/78 p.15
VOLUNTEERS FOR YOUTH
Sharing way to mend shattered dreams, egos 1/5/78 p.21
VOSS, FREDERICK J.
Voss out of political limelight, but not forgotten by
Chamber 10/5/78 p.19
VOTERS, REGISTRATION OF
Grin and bear it 3/9/78 p.5
Voter registration deadlines October 4,10 9/28/78 p.9
VOTING
Vote records show McClory consistency 2/9/78 p.35
Precinct boundaries redrawn 2/16/78 p.19
Township updates voting records 2/23/78 p.52
Stanley renews efforts to extend voting hours in statewide
elections 6/8/78 p.32
VULCAN LAKE
Land acquisition grant awarded 1/19/78 p.38
WACHTEL, TERRY
Labor Day crash injures four persons 9/7/78 p.15
WAGNER, CY
Tower Lakes President Cy Wagner reelected NIPC chief
10/26/78 p.15
WALSTROM, JAN
Walstrom is named the Fillies' most outstanding athlete for
1977-78 6/15/78 p.113
WALTER, JOHN
Harper vote Tuesday 9/14/78 p.7
WASHINGTON WORKSHOPS CONGRESSIONAL SEMINAR
Barrington student goes to Washington 4/13/78 p.36
WASTE DISPOSAL IN THE GROUND
Septic sludge haulers tell mountain of woes 1/12/78 p.46
County offers short-term septic sludge solutions 2/16/78
p.36
Bill would return local control of landfill sites 5/11/78
p.41
WATER
District 220 will explore alternatives to SEDOL 5/18/78 p.9
Lakes management expert may join staff of BACOG 5/25/78 p.6
Barrington on hook in creek discharge pact 6/29/78 p.15
Splitting cost no way to solve this problem 7/13/78 p.40
Maiben challenges conference cost survey 8/24/78 p.15
Water main break quiets area phones 8/24/78 p.17
Flooding complaints drown village board 9/21/78 p.12
Ditches, water, faulty culverts draw dollars 10/26/78 p.13
WATER QUALITY
Water control should be local, BACOG says 3/2/78 p.20
NIPC water quality plan opposed by MSD 4/20/78 p.36
Columbus Lake gets new breath of life 4/27/78 p.22
Hills vows to protect water in Flint Creek 5/25/78 p.18
Plant work may cost village extra $600,000 5/25/78 p.14
Hunt on for source of well contamination 6/1/78 p.19
Flint Creek discharge pact nearing approval 6/8/78 p.16
Clean water goal, but getting it may be tough 6/22/78 p.18
Village board rejects two plant bid protests 9/14/78 p.18
Failing filter fields draw county attention 9/21/78 p.23
EPA says village must rebid plant construction 10/26/78 p.6
Final 208 revisions up for last review 10/26/78 p.24
WATER SUPPLY
Dumping more water into creek concerns Barrington Hills
residents 3/16/78 p.20
Water, sewer rate hike to get summer study 3/16/78 p.5
Village threatens to shut off clinic water 3/30/78 p.12
Flooding? It's the other guy's problem 4/13/78 p.9
Flint Creek discharge meeting this Sunday 4/20/78 p.14
Creek discharge issue to get thorough study 5/11/78 p.42
NIPC adopts housing, water, land use plans 6/29/78 p.122
Village can look forward to plenty of water this summer
7/6/78 p.94
WATER USE
Here's a water bill that almost drowns residents 8/24/78
p.17
WATERS, MITCHELL
To shores of North Sea 10/5/78 p.10
WATSON, HEATHER
Sharing way to mend shattered dreams, egos 1/5/78 p.21
WAUCONDA, ILL.
Judge dismisses suit against home for girls 1/12/78 p.24
Court closing hassle for police, residents 6/29/78 p.123
WEATHER
People get it together during Super Storm '78 2/2/78 p.5
Winterize steps, sidewalks safely 2/2/78 p.66
Bad weather stalls opening of Lake-Cook 7/6/78 p.64
We've had enough rain for now, thank you 7/6/78 p.5
WEBER, NATALIE
Weber, Dasher win Harper board seats 4/13/78 p.7
WEDGEWOOD DRIVE (SUBDIVISION)
Move over mosquitoes, here comes black fly 8/3/78 p.6
WEDGEWOOD MANOR HOMES (REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT)
Villages have chance to mull condo project 4/13/78 p.10
Inverness in another turnabout on condos 6/8/78 p.7
Threat of suit exists after condo rejection 6/15/78 p.5
Palatine renews talks with condo developer 6/29/78 p.22
WEEK OF THE YOUNG CHILD
Week dedicated to young child 4/13/78 p.34
WEGMAN, LARRY
Fonte's challenge of debate answered but not by Graham
1/12/78 p.14
Here's to your good "fortune" 3/30/78 p.13
Wegman raps senate leadership 5/25/78 p.38
WEINER, LAWRENCE J.
Local men seek judge's post 2/2/78 p.28
WELCH, JOSEPH
51 years long enough for this public servant 8/10/78 p.12
Joe Welch dies at 78 10/5/78 p.11
WELSH CENTER WEST (OFFICE COMPLEX)
Office complex gears for opening next year 10/19/78 p.7
Correction to story of 10/19/78 10/26/78 p.9
WENDT, KORINNE
Paramedics deliver baby girl on way to Sherman 9/28/78 p.7
WENDT, TERRY
Paramedics deliver baby girl on way to Sherman 9/28/78 p.7
WHEELCHAIR DAY
Scavenger hunt part of "Wheelchair Day" 4/13/78 p.15
WHEELER, DAVID
His inventiveness nets escape from gravity 2/23/78 p.46
WHITE, CHARLES
Barrington High School English teacher helps Blazo with
theatrical career 9/28/78 p.10
WHITNEY REAL ESTATE
Whitney Real Estate; Al Whitney, owner 6/29/78 p.92
WHITNEY, AL
Whitney Real Estate; Al Whitney, owner 6/29/78 p.92
WIDLUND, HARVEY
Chicago man charged in phony ad campaign 9/7/78 p.35
WILDMAN, WESLEY A.
District 220 retains negotiator for upcoming talks with BEA
1/19/78 p.14
WILLOW CREEK COMMUNITY CHURCH
Church officials move toward site development 6/8/78 p.11
Church asks South Barrington to disannex strip 12/21/78
p.11
WILSON, DENISE
Labor Day crash injures four persons 9/7/78 p.15
WILSON, JOHN A.
BHS tennis players are seriously hurt in crash 6/22/78 p.5
Tennis players bounce back from auto crash 9/7/78 p.7
WINDEMERE (SUBDIVISION)
Hunt on for source of well contamination 6/1/78 p.19
Windemere road improvements to be aired at public hearing
8/24/78 p.26
WOLFF, DONALD
Chamber board approves Wolff 6/8/78 p.13
WOLLNEY, MARK
Group to attend goat conference 4/13/78 p.30
WOLTER, CHARLES E.
Hills police seek suspect in rape case 5/18/78 p.13
WOMEN
Women's center is open daily 2/9/78 p.34
Harper to bridge gap 'twixt kitchen and work 5/4/78 p.31
ERA: End or beginning of women's rights? 5/11/78 p.53
Good pay, outdoor work woo women into construction 6/8/78
p.57
McClory opposes time extension to ratify ERA 6/8/78 p.31
Pageants more than swim suit, pretty face? 6/15/78 p.14
Barrington Jaycees ride fence on question of female members
6/29/78 p.19
She tells women how to play power game 8/3/78 p.58
Village may employ first woman police officer 8/17/78 p.5
Women alcoholics bring problem out of pantry 8/17/78 p.44
Acceptance first goal of female patrolman 8/24/78 p.14
Title IX: School playgrounds latest battlefield in war
between sexes 8/31/78 p.21
Wings clipped, they turn to helping the retarded 9/21/78
p.79
Clinic to focus on women now, tomorrow 10/5/78 p.78
What's in a name? It's to woman's credit 10/12/78 p.21
ERA pugilists take ring one more time 10/19/78 p.10
Women in combat? 10/19/78 p.10
Placing the displaced - a special program 11/23/78 p.45
Displaced homemakers displaced by fund cuts 12/21/78 p.22
WOMEN AIR PILOTS
She'll compete in air derby 5/18/78 p.27
Taking wing 6/8/78 p.22
WOMEN'S CLUB OF INVERNESS
Inverness women put $2,500 to use 5/18/78 p.56
WOOD, EDWARD K.
Crane appoints Barrington man chairman of campaign
committee 1/26/78 p.60
WOODS, JOHN
Harper campaign leaders named to head "Citizens" slate
3/23/78 p.28
WOODSOME, BOB
Barrington man named field director 2/2/78 p.64
WOODVIEW TRAILS (SUBDIVISION)
Hills subdivision halt won't affect Woodview project
11/23/78 p.12
WOYTHAL, DEBBIE
There's an old spinning wheel in her parlor 9/21/78 p.77
YANKALA, PETER
Phillips Men's Wear; Peter Yankala, owner 5/11/78 p.84
YLVISAKER, WILLIAM T.
Gould named marketer of year 2/2/78 p.66
YORK, HAZEL
Hazel York, her music alive, well in Peoria 9/28/78 p.34
YOUTH
Backporch "swing" an attraction for the young 1/19/78 p.10
Teens meet with Gov. Thompson; push for legislative
awareness 1/26/78 p.7
Barrington youngsters display artistic talents at park
district 2/16/78 p.38
Lake county youths may apply for employment corps 2/23/78
p.38
Youth arrested after fracas at high school 3/9/78 p.15
From hallway gestapo to a jack of all trades 3/23/78 p.21
Jobs for dropouts now are available at BYS 3/23/78 p.10
Kids defeat cops, but who's keeping score? 3/23/78 p.11
Police consultant at BHS? It's not a "must" 3/23/78 p.21
Local student elected to post 4/6/78 p.36
Democracy now more than a word to her 4/20/78 p.37
Student wins essay contest 4/20/78 p.32
7 police departments assist at "near riot" 4/27/78 p.14
Young author is an instant award winner 5/4/78 p.14
Teens at life crossroad find health direction 5/11/78 p.44
BHS coed gears for return trip to Germany 6/1/78 p.20
Kirk Center scouts -- small badges, big merit 6/1/78 p.35
They'll spend summer in England, Japan, Peru 6/8/78 p.18
Teens to let hair down during Youth in Action convention
6/15/78 p.57
French university students will arrive Monday 7/6/78 p.50
Teen dynamo keeps club on the move 7/6/78 p.25
She'll ride her way to an ice show part 7/13/78 p.49
Keeping "Up with People" a hectic on-stage life 7/20/78
p.10
Wheaties summer games contest July 31, August 14 at park
district 7/20/78 p.12
New language plus big family equal AFS lessons 8/17/78 p.21
BHS senior bids for Illinois Teenager crown 8/31/78 p.111
Swinger goes solo, gets into record book 8/31/78 p.7
A mother's concern turns to study and work for research
9/14/78 p.64
Her diabetes a way of life for young victim 9/14/78 p.21
Teen drinking major problem here: officials 9/14/78 p.11
Village may prohibit booze sales to teens 9/14/78 p.11
Knowing doesn't lead to doing 9/21/78 p.10
Teen abortion services questioned by life group 11/16/78
p.5
YOUTH CONSERVATION CORPS
Lake county youths may apply for employment corps 2/23/78
p.38
YOUTH IN ACTION
Teens to let hair down during Youth in Action convention
6/15/78 p.57
YOUTH SERVICES
Work grant gives teens second shot at career 1/26/78 p.5
Occupancy permit next hurdle for Applewood 2/9/78 p.12
Project director hired for youth grant work 3/9/78 p.16
Their interest centers on infant welfare 4/20/78 p.59
Care and concern mark philosophy at Arden Shore Home
5/4/78 p.50
Public support a key factor in BYS growth 5/18/78 p.11
Dropouts dropping in to mold their future 6/29/78 p.126
Emergency shelter helps kids find new dawn 6/29/78 p.25
Home, family offer safe haven 6/29/78 p.25
Youth grant extension is likely, official says 9/21/78 p.19
Coordinator of drop-in center, secretary join staff at
Barrington Youth Services 10/5/78 p.28
Youth work grant for area agencies will not be extended
10/12/78 p.22
Barrington Youth Services program meets area need 10/26/78
p.65
For pregnant teens, help is home away from home 10/26/78
p.25
Teen abortion services questioned by life group 11/16/78
p.5
Teen-parent communications to bridge generation gap
11/23/78 p.15
Public outcry trims HSA family planning 12/7/78 p.122
Pregnant teen program may begin next month 12/28/78 p.12
Shelter a haven for children in need 12/28/78 p.23
ZENK, COLLEEN
The world turns very nicely for soap star Colleen 10/12/78
p.7
ZINK, ROBERT
Bump leads to brawl, stabbing and death 5/18/78 p.14
Plea is not guilty in Biograph brawl case 8/3/78 p.46
ZISKE, JILL LYNN
Jill makes move from bridesmaid to queen 6/22/78 p.22
New royalty in town: queen crowns spoof king 7/13/78 p.22
Miss Barrington longs for return to Aurora 7/27/78 p.10
ZOELLER, JOSEPH
Zoeller calls for light at Miller 2/9/78 p.20
Zoeller to close high school campus this fall 7/20/78 p.5
ZONING
Occupancy permit next hurdle for Applewood 2/9/78 p.12
BACOG, South Barrington eye Hoffman Estates zoning plan
2/16/78 p.15
Senator Graham to seek local control of unincorporated
building, zoning 2/16/78 p.30
Motel sign variation is rejected 3/2/78 p.13
Allstate headquarters to South Barrington? 3/9/78 p.5
South Barrington planners consider 94-acre subdivision
3/16/78 p.11
Allstate acres 3/23/78 p.13
Barrington Hills to swallow a little 5-acre zoning?
3/30/78 p.18
Poplar Hills homeowners fight Mobil self-service gas
station 3/30/78 p.16
Condominium project draws two opponents 4/6/78 p.5
First Allstate hearing is scheduled April 17 4/6/78 p.7
Villages have chance to mull condo project 4/13/78 p.10
Inverness holds key to DiMucci proposal 4/20/78 p.12
Village files opposition to condo complex 4/27/78 p.13
Three villages oppose 624-unit condo complex 5/4/78 p.10
Inverness swim pool can stay, but that fence has got to go
5/11/78 p.119
Students like DiMucci plan at lesser density 5/11/78 p.10
"Good hands people" need one more "aye" 5/18/78 p.7
Condo developer hopes to woo the opposition 5/25/78 p.15
New Burger King plan will be heard June 7 5/25/78 p.12
BACOG panel pursues study of Allstate plan 6/1/78 p.15
Hoffman planners near vote on music center 6/1/78 p.15
Lack of studies may stall condo meeting 6/1/78 p.109
Inverness in turnabout; Guss charges "payoff" 6/8/78 p.24
Threat of suit exists after condo rejection 6/15/78 p.5
Palatine renews talks with condo developer 6/29/78 p.22
Golden arches may be sign of the past 7/6/78 p.18
Position on Allstate to be developed July 11 7/6/78 p.9
BACOG in holding pattern on Allstate plan 7/13/78 p.7
Pepper Road medical facility proposal to be heard Wednesday
7/13/78 p.12
"Good hands people" part of South Barrington 7/20/78 p.7
Lake Barrington opposes medical facility zoning 7/20/78
p.13
County blunder means revenue loss for Hills 7/27/78 p.12
Proposed industrial park draws opposition 7/27/78 p.7
Forrest says realtor trying to break zoning 8/3/78 p.6
Northwest Highway office building earns plan commission
approval 8/24/78 p.14
South Barrington okays four new subdivisions 8/24/78 p.39
Fence firm must request variance 9/7/78 p.13
Plan commission gets sign law amendments 9/7/78 p.36
Zoning board rejects McDonald's variation 9/7/78 p.14
Chamber hurls "blackmail" charge at village 9/14/78 p.5
Fate of industrial park to be decided September 29 9/14/78
p.79
Office building "go," residential project is not 9/14/78
p.15
Golden arches must be down in 120 days 9/28/78 p.14
Industrial park verdict Friday 9/28/78 p.7
County zoning board rejects industrial park 10/5/78 p.6
County tables final action on industrial park 10/12/78 p.13
Hills board acts to save its "five-acre heritage" 11/9/78
p.5
County denies zoning plea for Pepper Industrial Park
11/16/78 p.14
Developer plans court appeal of industrial park denial
11/23/78 p.12
Dispute over beauty a sign of the times 11/23/78 p.6
Hills subdivision halt won't affect Woodview project
11/23/78 p.12
Judge overturns Hills, permits shopping center 11/23/78
p.12
Church asks South Barrington to disannex strip 12/21/78
p.11
MacArthur sways peers to review soils proposal 12/21/78 p.5
Hills proposal attempts to save trees, marshes 12/28/78
p.10
