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}scmts,“ nâ€" m'feit hatâ€" d blocked _ hat â€" any aned â€" and §;garments M . * cntdne | pressed ... , including +â€" and â€" one ress and 1 felt age and ds [ have ho t, including ned and pressed forters â€" cleaning. s of ess, includâ€" it of gloves ; or 1 blouse based on ecials tified iing peration ss, includâ€" of ‘gloves, all for . Association A Y A T ST Dt al o are living in the Russo house avenue are having a new ‘built on Knollwood road. : and Mrs. Cyril Simpson and y of Valier, IIl., are visiting ® Bimpson‘s < sister, Mrs. Jack ME TTod Mis. burt Mastri of Ue daughter Beverly Ann. The Harâ€" | Petersons will call their . son Harold Donald, and Mr. and Mrs, 7 an Siffert are calling their lew daughter, Gertrude Alice. .‘ Deerfield Legion Carnival dates Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, August 14, 15 and 16. The place is wett Park. Mr. and Mrs; W, A. Tennermann id relatives at Florence, Wis., past week. Wilfred Miessner of Bannockburn .Orvo Helander, Paul Dinkeloo, Lylobert and Robert Olson, an orchestra and sailed m »New York on the Britannic July to furnish dance music on trip. They plan to remain in ; for two weeks, sailing home the Aguitania, reaching ‘home P next week. 8 : Elmer: Stilke efitertained the‘ igelical Daughters at her home _ ytr. and Mrs. Russell Potterton wont the weekend at the Wilbur P heme in Milwaukee, s at the home of her son, White, in Chicago. ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Burch and »hter, Georgia, are . motoring the New England states, pr. and Mrs. W. F. Weir returned ‘Thursday from a trip through ‘mr Kochang of Evanston tansed the Felix Ernest house e:Segert house on â€"Hazel aveâ€" being vacated by Dr. V. V. iws, has been leased by Mr. of Western Springs, who i) teach in District 108 in Highâ€" d Park, this fall : fr. and Mrs. L. E. Greim and children returned this week m a trip to northern Wisconsin. Greims will be moving to Iowa month. . / & . and Mrs. Frarik Saeman and p of Cross Plains, Wis., are at the George Karch home. . and Mrs. Burton B. McRoy, f.’;nd Mrs. Frank Schar visited John Beinlich (Ruth Wolf) in on ‘Monday evening. Mrs. has just returned from the with a new daughter, Vivâ€" iHECKETSWEILER (STUDIO Photographers hoto Albums :meras ar Days rolls 116 or 616 Verichrome Film rolls 120 Verichrome Film rolls 127 or 620 We repair all makes of camâ€" eras at moderate prices All films will be ready the following day at 4 p. Please Note: After closing hours drop your exposed s in our night box specially installed for your convenâ€" te, simply insert your name in film roll. | ollar Day Specials paY, AUGUST 13, 1986 10% Discount on Made To Order Frames ordered during Dollar Days. soOUTH ST. JOHNS AVENUE TELEPHONE H. P. 435 W. C.‘Petty, county superintendâ€" ent of schools and exâ€"officio secreâ€" tary of the nonâ€"high school district ‘board, was instructed by the board composed of Mrs, Edward Bacon of Round Lake, William M. Bonner of Millburn, and Robert P. Gullic of ‘North Chicago, to forward checks to. the high schools of available funds ag payment on the tuition for the past school year. The distriâ€" bution‘ of the checks to the schools amounts to 58 ber cent of the total charged for nonâ€"high school district pupils attending the high schools. Deerfield â€" Shields Township High School were awarded ‘the folllowing fortthe past year: ie t9. Now, you can afford genuine enâ€" graved visiting cards. The Highland Park Press is featuring Rytex enâ€" graved cards for as low as $1.75 per hundred. Stamped from your own plate for only One Dollar. ; Deerfield â€" Shields Township High School. (Per capita asked:â€"$241.10 â€"â€"claim : submitted:â€"$2,893.20. 12 full time pupils totalling: $2,893.20. Total claim allowed: â€" $2,893.20. Paid $1,678.06. Warren township high school with an enrolmient of 97 full time stuâ€" dents from the nonâ€"high district, submitted the largest claim for tuiâ€" tion to the board with $17,021.82. The tuition per pupil charged by the high school was $169.54. Of the total claim the nonâ€"high board made a payment of $9,872.66. The payment was ordered by the board on the completion of the audit of the tuition claims of the high schools for a total of $68,944.41. The eight high schools in Lake County and the Arlington Heights high which housed the Lake county nonâ€"high students varied in their tuition charges from $112.34 to 124.10 per pupil. _ ¢ ; Deerfleld Shields township high school was awarded the following for the past year: Per capita asked, $241.10; claim submitted, $2,898.20. 12 full time pupils totaling $2,983.20 which was the total claim. Of this amount $1678.06 was paid. ~With & payrhent of $39,087.76 beâ€" ing made by the Lake county nonâ€" high ‘school district board to the high schools which enrolled 451 full time students from the nonâ€"high district during the past school year, the board is establishing a new recâ€" ord for prompt. payment of tuition for these students. . Award Payment of Tuition to Schools A young people‘s counci evening at parsonage the fall activities. The YPJI an outing at Dam.:â€"Number Tuesday evening. Myrtle | Elmer Rasgmussen were in of the party, t Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Oberg of gfl; cago were weekâ€"end guests of Rev. and Mrs. Earl J. Bruso, Mrs. Oberg remained to spend the week with her daughter,* +ne next Union Church service will be held Sunday morning, Aug. 23, at St. Paul‘s Church with the Rev. Earl J. Bruso of the Bethlichem Church in the pulpit. people‘s council of the th is meeting this parsonage to plan $. The YPMC iiqki m+Number One on + umh,l“ “d S$1 3 . $1 _ $1 â€"Q$1 charge _ The ‘fundamén requimjmnt 4s that the appli¢chnt be either an atâ€" torney at law Or an accountant. He must then pag$ a rigorous mental and physical eKamination. His prosâ€" pects for appointment are in part dependent upon the rating in‘these examifniations. He must also meet. the requirnements as to charâ€" acter, experienge and mt\m aptiâ€" tude.‘ Courage,, honesty selfâ€" discipline are | imiportant +A menâ€" tal ability l.n%, prmal college trainâ€" ing in the law or accountancy. Toâ€" gether they form the foundation for the extremely technical training the new recruit receives when he enâ€" ters the service of the Bureau of the popular cBHaracterization of the vfedo;rag agenté, Their effective against organitzed crime is : jJect for many motion pic arios and is the theme of severa daily comic strips in our newspaâ€" pers. 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