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choefér and then he, too, Icist to Steidi. Captain Tom Rodman ani John McConnell, %vho will participate in the state tournament at Champaign this week end, defeated Morton's Kratky and Buividas and Oak Park's johnston and Cox, and then trounced their own team m'ates.ý Dan Kreer ,and' Jack'Harris, who had in turn defeated La Grange's Pierce and \Taugh'an, Wittk .e and Mizutowicz of > Morton, and Cooper and Jones of Oak Park. Okean, Furrier, Opens Branch in, Wilmette 'M.. .*Okean, Furriers. Imc., who. have been in business on the north shore since 191 1, 'and now tiper- ate the establishment at 578, Lincoln avenue, Winnetka, are ,o'pening a new store at 417 Linden avenue, Wilînette, this week-end. The gala opening will be fÉatured by a ten-day sale in order to intro- duce the store's products and, service to the Terminal district. In addition to ail kinds of the better grade furs, a complete line of women's suits and coats was an- noun ced. Equipment includes a large vault for the storage of furs. NEW RESIDENTS Mr s. Euinice Thybony and William, Robert, Beverlv. and Gloria, have, mette. William and Robert were niembers of the AIl Saints Episcopal church choir and plan to attend Christ c'hurch in Winnetkca. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mabry have moved to 212 Eighteenrth street from New> jersey. They hàave three. chu- dren, Tommy and Nancy Lee, who will attend. the Howard school, and Tobv. ~fl .01 Eri-cksoli S.weden. Mr, and Mrs. Ernest A. Gould, 922 Forestavenue, have as their house-a guests Mrs.. Gould's brterinla and 'sister, Mr. and Mrs A. Bisson, and their son, Bobby. ýMr. and Mms Bi sson ar e en route to their sumnier resort' at Perce, .Gaspe county, Quebec, fromi Lajolla, Calif., where they spent, the winter. GIVE YOOR CHILO,, TE RIGT SOR 0F VACATIO0N Id a few weeks school will be out, andJ Young Ametrica-restiesirf ulliof energy that must be directed along the right channels-will be at loose ends. After the first few exciting days of freedom-time wilI bang heavy on their hancis. Discipline and routine will be difficult to maintain. They'll turn sulky and lazy, see too many movies, eat too many ice cream sodas. But, put them in a good camp for the summer-and watch the transforma- fin ivrz hannrw tkavs-..hal2thf111life chlldren wilI De the picture ot nealth. The pricéless lessons of sportsman-, ship, cooperation, tolerajice and obedi- ence that are taught 'by the coin- munity spirit of camp life will be of lasting benefit. And, last but by noý means least, your own summer will be carefree. You can enjoy your own vacation thoroughly, knowing the chil- cren are ini- good, saf e, hands, happy and well cared for. or u T HE sI1X WAY 1 Flip the bri, t. susit yoaar ioodi Wear it down in front or up ail around; off the' face or filted over one eye. Transform it into six smnart styles-one for every occasion; Wear it in several summery colors to match your pastel dresses. 0f fine soft, felt witb unusual lacing trim. IN. 15 PASTEL COLORS Spring Violet Dubonnet Xavy Norfolk Gray O. Devis St WIl..I*. 11W0 $195 Rally Green J-m